To those who advised me about my problem with the non-functioning
Datamarine LX-210, I have decided to leave the thru-hull transducer in
place and purchase a Garmin Fishfinder 140, which is quite reasonably
priced and has a depth meter that reads in tenths of feet (many do
not.) I am also planning to epoxy the transducer to the bottom rather
than mount it to the transom, which Garmin says can be done with my
Grady.
Thanks again for your help. I would have posted sooner but lost
my phone for about 4 days.
Frank

Make sure you use slow set epoxy (+4hrs) so no air bubbles will be trapped
in the mix.

--Mike

"frank1492" wrote in message
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To those who advised me about my problem with the non-functioning
Datamarine LX-210, I have decided to leave the thru-hull transducer in
place and purchase a Garmin Fishfinder 140, which is quite reasonably
priced and has a depth meter that reads in tenths of feet (many do
not.) I am also planning to epoxy the transducer to the bottom rather
than mount it to the transom, which Garmin says can be done with my
Grady.
Thanks again for your help. I would have posted sooner but lost
my phone for about 4 days.
Frank

frank1492 wrote in
:

To those who advised me about my problem with the non-functioning
Datamarine LX-210, I have decided to leave the thru-hull transducer in
place and purchase a Garmin Fishfinder 140, which is quite reasonably
priced and has a depth meter that reads in tenths of feet (many do
not.) I am also planning to epoxy the transducer to the bottom rather
than mount it to the transom, which Garmin says can be done with my
Grady.
Thanks again for your help. I would have posted sooner but lost
my phone for about 4 days.
Frank

You post to rec.boats via your (cell?) phone? Or your landline was down
thus no dial up?