Anyone Know what liquid goes in the receptacle of a thro' hull transducer, I
have been told Glycerine but not sure. Thank's. Peter

I always thought it was mineral oil.

"PeterKeating" wrote in message
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Anyone Know what liquid goes in the receptacle of a thro' hull transducer,
I
have been told Glycerine but not sure. Thank's. Peter

Mineral oil is what I used. Has worked corectly several years.
krj

Doug Dotson wrote:
I always thought it was mineral oil.

"PeterKeating" wrote in message
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Anyone Know what liquid goes in the receptacle of a thro' hull transducer,
I
have been told Glycerine but not sure. Thank's. Peter

Mineral oil. Works great.

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"PeterKeating" wrote in message
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Anyone Know what liquid goes in the receptacle of a thro' hull transducer,
I
have been told Glycerine but not sure. Thank's. Peter

Thank's guys I suppose that means engine oil, or is it a thinner oil that
you use. Peter
"PeterKeating" wrote in message
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Anyone Know what liquid goes in the receptacle of a thro' hull transducer,
I
have been told Glycerine but not sure. Thank's. Peter

Mineral oil is usually taken as a laxative. It is a clear,
highly-refined oil, aka sewing machine oil.

Chuck

PeterKeating wrote:
Thank's guys I suppose that means engine oil, or is it a thinner oil that
you use. Peter
"PeterKeating" wrote in message
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Anyone Know what liquid goes in the receptacle of a thro' hull transducer,
I
have been told Glycerine but not sure. Thank's. Peter

Mine has water in it (and that's what was specified).

On Mon, 02 May 2005 20:58:35 GMT, "PeterKeating"
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Anyone Know what liquid goes in the receptacle of a thro' hull transducer, I
have been told Glycerine but not sure. Thank's. Peter

Which one do you have? I had a low-end fishfinder. Just sold the boat, and I
can't remember the brand.

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Mine has water in it (and that's what was specified).

On Mon, 02 May 2005 20:58:35 GMT, "PeterKeating"

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Anyone Know what liquid goes in the receptacle of a thro' hull transducer,
I
have been told Glycerine but not sure. Thank's. Peter

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Thank's guys I suppose that means engine oil, or is it a thinner oil that
you use. Peter
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Anyone Know what liquid goes in the receptacle of a thro' hull transducer,
I
have been told Glycerine but not sure. Thank's. Peter





Nope, not engine oil. Mineral oil can be found in any drug store and
most supermarkets. It's the base for baby oil and, as someone else
noted, a laxative.
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Mike G.
Heirloom Woods

www.heirloom-woods.net

I have a very old DataMarine unit. The transducer is a hemi-sphere the size of a bowling
ball (1/2 full of water), glued to the hull (of a Ranger 33 sailboat). The display had
Numitron display tubes, but they failed and I had to replace them with LEDs. It works
fine.

On Mon, 2 May 2005 17:06:45 -0700, "JG" wrote:

Which one do you have? I had a low-end fishfinder. Just sold the boat, and I
can't remember the brand.