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I have a Lowrance LMS-337C DF combination gps/charplotter/sonar unit.
Just recently bought it and haven't installed it yet. It came with a transom mount transducer. Do I need to buy a thru-hull transducer (for an additional $300) for this unit. Of note, I think, is the fact that my boat is an inboard engine. I'm running a 26 ft. LOA, 10.5 ft beam, single screw inboard in salt water with depths in my area usually from 30 to 150 ft. The Lowrance thru-hull accessory for this is part 106-79 which is a 50/200 kHz transducer and best price for this is around $279 before shipping and taxes. I've gotten mixed advice on this. Most people tell me the transom mount is fine but when talking to tech support at Lowrance they answer in a manner that suggests they don't know for sure and when I point out it's an inboard engine, they end up saying "It might be a good idea if you go with the thru-hull." Well, for $300 additonal, plus mounting costs I'd like to be absolutely CERTAIN it's a good idea!! Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. Chet |
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