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Old 11 June 2018, 19:10   #1
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Sonar Transducers

All my depth info his shot. Entirely due to poor/crap/broken transducers.

I have a Garmin 720s for which I have a P319 transducer on order. So that will soon be sorted.

However. There is a working transducer spare already fitted through the hull. It terminates in as coax plug. I don't know if it's 150kHz or 200kHz.

So, at last, the questions.

How can I tell frequency of transducer?

Is there a simple numeric display I could source to show just depth? The NASA Clipper range looks right but I know that's 150kHz only.

Any advice welcome - even "don't bother".

Thanks all
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Old 11 June 2018, 22:24   #2
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I would of thought the Garmin head unit should tell you what transducer is connected, not sure about 150 /200 I would of thought its more likely to be either 83/200 or 50/200. What ever the case the 200khz should be what you should select for the shallow waters you fish over there.
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