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    Is it worth getting the transducers to be able to use the full 8000 watts ptp? how much will it help .

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    8000 watt is a calculated value. They can't measure it. Looks good on the box though.
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    I think I remember Greg saying once that the higher wattage value would be for use in Deeeeep water...

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    That transducer (XTH-9-DB-35-KWT) is only used for very deep (3,000 feet) 2D sonar readings. It has no Side Imaging or Down Imaging capabilities.
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