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I am installing a Garmin 3010C chart plotter on a new boat. It uses a
Garmin GSD20 black box to show depth & fish. The GSD20's transducer has a 50 kHz & 200 kHz signal. I want to have a separate depth sounder that is independent of the Garmin. I have been told that two transducers on the same frequency will interfere with each other. I have searched in vain for a depthsounder that uses other than 50 or 200 kHz. I did find an Airmar Smart Sensor that uses 170 kHz or 235 kHz, but it sends its signal to a plotter or radar screen. I want a simple gauge on the dash as a backup. 1.Does anyone know of a depthsounder that uses other than 50 or 200 kHz? 2. Has anyone run two transducers on the same frequency with success? Mine will be about 12 feet apart on the transoms of an aluminum catamaran. |
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