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    You might also think about mounting the HDI on da ducer apparatus® ...


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    You might also think about mounting the HDI on da ducer apparatus® ...


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    And there is no interference if running the both depth finders at the same time in shallow water say to 40' deep at the most? I was just going to run the Hook 5 HDI for navigation no better the maps are for Indiana Lakes and run the side scan and down scan off the Elite 7. But,,now you got me thinking of moving the Hook 5 transducer off the trolling motor for sure. I upgraded all 3 depth finders as Lowrance has a patch to their software upgrade for rectifying the lag in their built in gps's and wanted to see how good the upgrade was before springing for a external gps.

    Another question,,,how do you squeeze all the attachment heads of the wires into the square channel with transducer wires already inside? Is there a way to take the ends apart or maybe file down the outsides down aliitle? The ends that attach the transducers to the unit is what I am asking?
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