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transducer on inside of boat???? #12289322 06/12/17 02:46 AM
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Has anyone put a transducer on the inside of a 2005 Lowe 1440 aluminum jon boat, from what I can find you can do it just make sure there are no air bubbles. Cant put it on back will just get torn off, by dragging bars and sliding down the bank.

Re: transducer on inside of boat???? [Re: waffles] #12289534 06/12/17 12:26 PM
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Will not work. Only way I have heard of is "Vexilar Alumducers" advertised by Cabelas? It claims to make transducers work through aluminum hulls.


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Re: transducer on inside of boat???? [Re: waffles] #12289665 06/12/17 01:57 PM
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What Gary said, Vexilar is the only one that works through iron.


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