04-20-08, 09:49 AM
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installing a new depthfinder
Hey guys I'm putting a new depthfinder on the boat and I need a good way to fish (no pun intended) the transducer wire through a small hole. I thought about attaching the new transducer wire to the old one by using tape and when I pull the old on out the new one will be right behind it. Would tape be a good way?. I'm replacing a old (1993) Hummingbird with a brand new one a Hummingbird 525.Oh and what kind of calking should I use to re-seal where the screw holes are. Any hints/tips on installation would be great. Thanks Denny
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04-20-08, 02:47 PM
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Denny, I'd enlarge the hole enough to fit the depthfinder end of the transducer wire through it rather than risk messing up the wire trying to patch the 2 together. Just fill the hole-and the screw holes-with marine silicone and you should be good to go.
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