If you don't find one you may have to go to humminbirds web site and find a new one there. They sell stuff for my old 1984 Humminbird LCR 8000 still. I got a new transducer for my unit last summer or was it the summer of 2003. Yea it was the summer of 2003. I picked up the transducer that is 200KHtz and fits on the trolling motor. Best decision I ever made when it comes to setting up my boat for crappie fishing tight line style or should I say slow trolling style. Now I can get myself right over the top of a brush pile or single stump on a dropoff in 20 ft of water every time.
I once fished all day long at Patoka Lake having a horrible day of fishing for crappie when I realized right before it got dark that I had the rear transducer hooked up to the depth sounder unit. I had hardly caught any fish that day. I bet that I fished for 3 or 4 hours before I realized what I had done. I immediately connected the depth sounder to the transducer on my trolling motor and started to IMMEDIATELY catch fish again. Larry from Southern IN was fishing the same area as I and was catching fish left and right. I could not figure out what I was doing wrong. Hell I even started to use live minnows instead of my jigs and that didn't help unit I was able to switch the tranducers and then I started fishing where the brush piles and drop off actually were instead of 16 feet from them. BTW the boat is 16ft long. LOL
What a difference a transducer can make.
Forget trying to repair the cable as I have a feeling that it won't be easy to fix and get it to work right. There is a shielding around the cable probably and I don't know for sure but I would think that it would be hard to get a good waterproof seal on the spliced cable. I guess it depends on where exactly the able broke. You might be able to waterproof the splice by using that new stuff (liquid tape that goes on as a plastic in liquid form and then harders when it comes in contact with the air). I have a can of that stuff that I have not tried yet. I was going to use it to cover the bare ends of some wires to prevent them from shorting out. Or to water proof some splices that I made to my trailer wiring harness.
Hope you find a used transducer from someone and that it fixes your problem.
I think I paid almost $60 bucks for my trolling motor tranducer and cabling.
Originally Posted by Tube4Slabs