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Are thru-the-hull transducers a standard diameter?
Folks,
I want to replace the Lowrance GPS/depth finder on my boat. The depth finder uses a thru-the-hull transducer and that will be replaced also. The diameter of the transducer is 2". Is this a standard diameter used by all GPS/depth finder vendors. If it's not standard, which vendors offer transducers with 2" diameters? Obviously I don't want to bore another hole through the hull. Thanks . . . Bob St. John |
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Are thru-the-hull transducers a standard diameter?
I want to replace the Lowrance GPS/depth finder on my boat. The depth finder uses a thru-the-hull transducer and that will be replaced also. The diameter of the transducer is 2". Is this a standard diameter used by all GPS/depth finder vendors. If it's not standard, which vendors offer transducers with 2" diameters? No, 2" diameter is not standard, although lots of manufactures use Airmar transducers with 2" diameter. Airmar and another quite common transducer manufacturer, Radarsonics, both have web sites with more information about size, shape, function and compatibility than you can shake a stick at. Radarsonics, for example has some really great bronze body transducers with 3" diameter, and some plastic ones with 2 1/4" diameter. I wish I had more specific information, but do not. Old Chief Lynn |
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