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 Install help
#662358
05/09/04 11:11 PM
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Fishless-N-Austin
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Well I went out and got the Eagle 168 for the bow. Cheap, easy to use and small so I wont be stepping on it. Now how do I install this thing? I have a Procraft 205pro. Is there a hot wire under the front panel that I can use or is it best to run all the way back to the battery?
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Re: Install help
#662359
05/10/04 01:29 AM
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jignpig
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I suggest running it all the way back to avoid trolling motor noise (RF interferrence). I know a lot of guys go straight to the panel on the front, but some of them end up with noise problems. Best to avoid that frustration right off if you can.
 I am quite sure now that often, very often, in matters concerning religion and politics a man's reasoning powers are not above the monkey's. - Mark Twain
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Re: Install help
#662360
05/10/04 01:32 AM
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Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 413
Gunrunner
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I drilled two holes in the bow and installed a dual cigar lighter sockets then ran the wiring back to the fuse box to empty sockets an wired it in there. That way I can run the depth finder and the gps in front and still remove them for storage.
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