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Can two lowrance units use the same transducer? If so, how do they need to be interlinked? If not, can extension wire be added (if they make something like that)? I have one that is up front of the boat, but dont want to pull wires, would like to add an extension if possible.
Last edited by walleye571; 05-28-2012 at 06:33 PM. |
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Not sure what model lowrance you have, but if it is Ethernet capable, all you need is an Ethernet cable (yellow ends) plugged into both units and your good to go. You will need to select the transducer on the unit that is not directly connected to the transducer.
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Quote:
There sure is alot to learn about these things.
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Under "Network", click on "Network Sonar" and they will be able to share the sonar.
The more a device can do for you, the more you have to learn about that device to take advantage of what it can offer.
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Tks for the reply i also needed that info - got too comfortable with my ol'Eagle - these new units are challenging to say the least
tks.... j |
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Got the hds 5 hooked up and it is working great. But, the 520c is saying the gps is not responding and its not, I had it out on the water today. I believe the hds had an internal antenna while the 520 is using the puck. Any ideas on this. Thanks for the replys!!!
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