Need a new depth finder.
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Thx Rookie. I occasionally think I need a 3D printer, but then the urge always seems to pass. For something like this, it definitely would have come in handy. I'm happy with how it turned out.
Dave; you have better luck then me at H/D. Seems like every time I go there looking for a hardware solution, I wind up having to buy multiple items to make the single thing I wanted.
Blueabyss; I found myself being pulled in that direction for sure. Yours turned out pretty sweet.
Dave; you have better luck then me at H/D. Seems like every time I go there looking for a hardware solution, I wind up having to buy multiple items to make the single thing I wanted.
Blueabyss; I found myself being pulled in that direction for sure. Yours turned out pretty sweet.
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Most of the 2.25” round gauge models are rebranded Hummingbird. You may get away with replacing the puck, and keeping your dash gauge.
I have made a few post about this in the past. Look at the back of your gauge, You will have a rectangle shaped connector or a barn shaped connector from the gauge to the wire that goes to the puck. Once you know that, you can back into which one may work for you.
I have made a few post about this in the past. Look at the back of your gauge, You will have a rectangle shaped connector or a barn shaped connector from the gauge to the wire that goes to the puck. Once you know that, you can back into which one may work for you.
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The puck for my old Lowrance was a oddball frequency (192 kHz I think). NLA nowadays. Another oddball thing with the old Lowrance is that the transducer connects to a large mystery box, then mystery box connects to dash gauge. Got rid of all that and the new Faria is working like a champ so far.