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Hi folks, Just bought a Faria dash mounted depth sounder with a
'glue it inside the hull' transducer. Faria warns that it won't work very good if my hull has core material in it. I am guessing it probably has 3/4 inch plywood with the outer, and inner fiberglass body shell. I only need to know when the water is perhaps less than 8 feet deep. As long as it is deeper I have no worries. What are the chances it will work o.k. out to perhaps 20 feet if I just go ahead and glue it in anyway? I really don't want to remove the inner fiberglass shell, and the wooden core, just to glue the transducer on the inside of the outer skin. Anyone currently running a half baked set up like I am going to try? Do I have to just bite the bullet, and get out the Dremel? Thanks all! |
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