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Thread: Problems with Lowrance

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    Default Problems with Lowrance


    The problem I'm having is when I run the boat on plane, my Lowrance stays on the last depth that was shown while trolling. I'm assuming this is from cavatation from the motor. If so, how do I correct the problem. Thanks for any help!
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    Probably nothing to do with the motor, since it's behind the transducer. Most likely a transducer mounting issue. If you don't have a metal boat, mount your transducer in the hull. If the hull is metal, you may have to experiment to find the best mounting location and height. Posting a picture and boat information would be helpful, so other people with the same boat could offer advice about what works for them.

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    Thanks for the help Cat. That is what has me puzzled, I put it where the old one was. I'll try to post a pic.
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    Look see the angle the the transducer is to the bottom of the hull. You should be able to put a yard stick against the bottom of the hull forward of the transducer and the yard stick should line up just a bit higher on the TD than the mid line. It should face a touch forward so the water going under the boat hits the bottom of the transducer. You can try too much once and see if it makes any difference.
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