My trolling motor decided to eat my transducer cable… twice..
anyone ever had a repair done? Recommendations of where to send it?

it can be done https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuNCYPMdT28

First time I have seen anyone do it. I would just search for a cheap replacement

Extremely difficult to repair without loss of accuracy and detail.
Agree with getting a new one.

Google --transducer doctor

My self would just buy another one , but that's me

I repaired one once (maybe 20 years ago) on an older Lowrance transducer. I don't think with today's much more complex transducers it would be possible, but maybe?

My trolling motor bracket ate my Active Target transducer cable a few weeks ago--that is about a $1000 mistake. I individually soldered each wire--there were about 12, heatshrink wrapped all 12 separately and then shielded each individually. To my surprise, it worked better than I would have guessed. It is about 90% as clear as it was before--maybe a bit more noise out away from the boat. Good enough to tide me over until I order an AT2 system.

For a cheaper transducer, I would just buy a new one.

A guy on FB is fixing LS & AT wires all the time, might be the “transducer Dr” that’s posted above.

I did my down imaging one after kinking it in the TM bracket. Not hard at all, just tedius. Followed the steps in that video posted above and used these connectors
https://www.amazon.com/Connectors-H...amp;hvtargid=pla-1019970495303&psc=1