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  1. 03-13-2011, 06:54 AM #1
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    If you have a water tight cup, just fill with mineral oil or water..... and set TD into it. Not really a need to epoxy!
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    Quote Originally Posted by cache22 View Post
    If you have a water tight cup, just fill with mineral oil or water..... and set TD into it. Not really a need to epoxy!



    exactly. or as i did just set the ducer in a spot it reads good and pour some water in the bilge and go fishing. as cache said, "forget the epoxy."
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    Quote Originally Posted by cache22 View Post
    If you have a water tight cup, just fill with mineral oil or water..... and set TD into it. Not really a need to epoxy!
    My uncle used to do that.
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    What do you mean by a water tight cup?
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