Transducer cable

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Originally Posted by danman

Depends on the unit.

3 wire older 200mhz flashers you could peel back the black cable jacket to expose the black and red and braided wires.

Then shorten and resolder to the connector pins.

What exactly is the unit model number?

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Same as I was saying. He did it alot better. Some of my workplace jargen got into what I said

I got the garmin striker 7 plus sv I am putting on bow

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Originally Posted by DockShootinJack

Same as I was saying. He did it alot better. Some of my workplace jargen got into what I said

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😁😁😁😁😁😁

Sooooooo. back to the question. What would be the make and model or your fishfinder. ???

If you need help with some soldering I will be in Charlotte visiting family mid march.

Taking a break from ice fishing lol. Attachment 419540

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Originally Posted by Carolina pirate

I got the garmin striker 7 plus sv I am putting on bow

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That appears to be a 12 pin molded plug transducer. ?

I have myself the Garmin 93sv , similar configuration, and I doubt I would attempt to shorten the 25 ft factory transducer cable .
Garmin does offer a “wire junction block “for owners who have a damaged / severed cable above the water line .

Allows you to essentially splice the two cable ends inside a waterproof housing

Have a look. You might want to confirm with Garmin first

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Sounds like it would be a risk vs reward decision. If my cable was severed I would consider the block.

Another option might be get a cheaper fishfinder for the bow mount. Keep your expensive gps fishfinder at the pilots helm?

Danny