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  1. 02-26-2019, 06:27 PM #1
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    I am rearranging my garmins on my boat and I hope someone can help. I just bought a 93sv plus and live scope that will go on front of boat. I have 2 Garmin echo map chirp 93sv that I am mounting also. One will go on the console and one will go at the back of the boat so when I pull jigs I want have to keep turning around. Can these two units be networked so I only have to install one transducer. Not looking to network live scope just the two units. I don't want to have 4 transducer on the back of the boat if I don't have to.
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  2. 02-27-2019, 05:30 PM #2
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    Echomap Chirps will not communicate with the Plus units. The Echomap Chirps will only share waypoints, no sonar can be shared.
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    Thanks for the info I am back to square one
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    Live scope on plus and network the chirp units?
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    How do you network the two units.
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    Everything I have found so far says the only thing that can be shared between those 2 units is waypoints like Pab said.
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    Ok, called Garmin. Not possible to share one transducer between 2 chirp units. Only plus units.
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    Thanks for the replies
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    Sinker Maker,
    I am very close to you and if you would like to see my setup you can PM me.
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