[Rhodes22-list] Thru Hull Depth Sounders

[John Lock]

My impression is that most of the newer depth sounders will support  
shooting "thru-hull".  The trick is to test it first by immersing the  
transducer in a plastic bag full of water and placing that in the  
desired location.  Make sure ALL air bubbles are removed from  
underneath the test bag.  If you get a good signal from that test, you  
should be OK to epoxy the transducer in that location.  Again, be sure  
their are NO air bubbles in your epoxy mix when you glue the thing down.

Cheers!
John Lock
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s/v Pandion - '79 Rhodes 22
Lake Sinclair, GA
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On Jul 23, 2009, at 21:05, Bob and Kathy Quinn wrote:
>  Need some help.  As we have been off of the list for some time, I  
> am having difficulty locating the Q&A section.  We are specifically  
> looking for a recommendation on a thru hull depth sounder (one that  
> does not need a hole drilled in the hull).  We know that we have  
> read about them on this list in the past but neglected to save the  
> information.  Sorry.
>
> Any help appreciated.  Many thanks.
>
> Bob and Kathy
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