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  1. 04-17-2016, 04:36 PM #1
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    Am rigging out new boat and thinking about a Helix 10 SI on console and Helix 9DI on bow. Will these link together and what transducers do I need. Will be used for freshwater fishing, crappie and green trout. Thanks
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    The HELIX 10 SI will come with everything you need for a transom mount application ...

    The HELIX 9 DI will come with the transom mount XNT 9 DI T ...you may want to call HB and exchange this xducer for the XTM 9 Di 25 T (200kHz/455kHz 2d and 455kHz/800kHz DI) or the XTM 9 WIDE DI 20 T (83kHz/200kHz 2d and 455kHz/800kHz DI) ...

    Both of these xducers are puck style for TM application and have extra shielding for possible RFI issues ...

    You will also need 2 AS EC QDE adapter cables ...
    Humminbird | AS EC QDE

    You will also need 1 Ethernet cable long enough to reach both units ...
    http://www.humminbird.com/Freshwater...s/?facets=7319,

    The HELIX 10 SI and HELIX 9 DI can share all Sonar technologies, Accessories, and Waypoints ...

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    Thanks, I have been figuring on this longer than it took to pick out my wife!
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    Quote Originally Posted by RBM View Post
    Thanks, I have been figuring on this longer than it took to pick out my wife!
    Haha! Good one RBM
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    I don't understand this linking thing. What is it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Quailtail View Post
    I don't understand this linking thing. What is it?
    The larger units can be connected together with an Ethernet cable where they can share xducers, Accessories and Waypoints ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by RBM View Post
    Am rigging out new boat and thinking about a Helix 10 SI on console and Helix 9DI on bow. Will these link together and what transducers do I need. Will be used for freshwater fishing, crappie and green trout. Thanks
    Rickie is spot on as usual - but I have one question, being a Northerner - I'm not always familiar with some of the nomenclature used...

    What the heck is a green trout??
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    Bass, mostly considered trash fish on this board. They are pursued by a lot of us but many won't admit to the crime!
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    That's great! I usually do a trip or two when I suck at everything else...lol
    I have a couple of buddies that call them green carp - and I'm down with either name....lol
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    Green Carp fry up golden brown ...



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