ghost
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how many coats of poison do you lay over your depth sounder?
to foul or double foul?
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catmandoo
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one condom
TheBoatman
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As many as is on the rest of the boat because providing there's no air trapped on the transducer it really doesn't matter. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Rob_Webb
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None. Cos my manufacturer (Navman) says not to. And I don't know any better!
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Re: to foul or double foul?, Navman
I have a Navman depth mounted in a grp tube epoxy bonded to the inside of the hull, with a little water to provide acoustic contact.
Works fine, apart from occasional loss of signal in waves.
Tried cooking oil, but that gave max depth reading of 20m
This is to save a through-hull
I have a Navman depth mounted in a grp tube epoxy bonded to the inside of the hull, with a little water to provide acoustic contact.
Works fine, apart from occasional loss of signal in waves.
Tried cooking oil, but that gave max depth reading of 20m
This is to save a through-hull
Fill
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None. Lanolin. Seems to work.