lilianroyle
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will a stowe transducer work with any other systems ie NASA?
stowe depth transducer
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Bajansailor
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I am also interested in answers to this question - we have Stowe instruments, but they have all packed up.
I have bought a new Raymarine ST40 Bidata depth and log system, and I am wondering if the nice chunky bronze Stowe depth transducer which is fitted through the hull (and which I am hoping still works) will be compatible with the Raymarine Bidata unit.
The Raymarine transducer is a much less substantial plastic affair, and I would prefer to leave the bronze transducer in place and use it, if possible.
I have bought a new Raymarine ST40 Bidata depth and log system, and I am wondering if the nice chunky bronze Stowe depth transducer which is fitted through the hull (and which I am hoping still works) will be compatible with the Raymarine Bidata unit.
The Raymarine transducer is a much less substantial plastic affair, and I would prefer to leave the bronze transducer in place and use it, if possible.
Grajan
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I have a brand new Stowe Plastic Transducer should anyone be looking for a replacement
PM me if I can be of assistance
PM me if I can be of assistance
pvb
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Stowe depth transducers used to be 205Hz, whereas Nasa use 150Hz. If the Stowe transducer works at all with the Nasa, it might not be very satisfactory.
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My Stowe Transducer packed up 3 years ago. Non-standard Frequency meant I'd have to wait until a small run of replacements were made - cost about £90.
In the end I opted to buy a Navman which has standard frequency and will work with most other companies transducers.
In the end I opted to buy a Navman which has standard frequency and will work with most other companies transducers.
