997?

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Originally Posted by wilbur

Canepole id have to check to make sure but i dont think i have that option just 455 or 800

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That what I had before the upgrade.:confused:

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Originally Posted by Cane Pole

That what I had before the upgrade.:confused:

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Tom, my 997 still says 455/800 after all the updates, & yes I can select between each. Question? when u were havin trouble adjusting you transducer you didn't by chance buy that hi speed ducer the smaller one to get a better bottom lock at higher speeds did u? I don't know for fact but I always thought it didn't have 800on it. Oh yes my 997 is a early model 997 bout may of 07..............

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Originally Posted by jaxsprat

Tom, my 997 still says 455/800 after all the updates, & yes I can select between each. Question? when u were havin trouble adjusting you transducer you didn't by chance buy that hi speed ducer the smaller one to get a better bottom lock at higher speeds did u? I don't know for fact but I always thought it didn't have 800on it.

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I got the one that looks like a trench shovel.

http://i188.photobucket.com/albums/z...e/IMG_0877.jpg

Yes sir that sure looks like mine, bottom side bout same size as a dollar bill.

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Originally Posted by jaxsprat

Yes sir that sure looks like mine, bottom side bout same size as a dollar bill.

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Pete said some of the early 997 had that frequency. I never noticed before. It is not in my booklet.

I am lost.:confused:

Looks like someone would tell us about this kind of stuff. Kinda pissy.......

Jaxsprat solve my dilemma. I had the wrong xducer selected (somehow). I have never changed this setting. billbob did it.:D

Setting was sidescan. Should have been hi def sidescan.

Humminbird conspiracy.:D

Thanks jax

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Originally Posted by hays47

I believe Mr Greg is wrong the transducer that came with my 981 and 987 C was a XHS 9-
160 T.

To differentiate when the 997C was released Humminbird worked HDSI into the part number but 180T was on the tail end of that number.

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Oops! Part number all discombooberated...
XHS-9-Si-160-T is the correct part number for the older 262/455kHz Si transducer.

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Originally Posted by Humminbird_Greg

Oops! Part number all discombooberated...
XHS-9-Si-160-T is the correct part number for the older 262/455kHz Si transducer.

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He## getting old ain't it.:eek:

Definitely getting old here CP!
A fella once told me that me that I would start forgetting things more and more up to the point that I didn’t remember that I knew anything… and the bad thing is I forget who told me that! :eek: