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Scott Peterson


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I'm thinking of mounting my transducer to the inside of the hull up front in a Ranger, what do I need to do & is this a good idea (Tiller boat) 

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Doug Ertl


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What type of unit is it? Transducer type?

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Scott Peterson


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I'm willing to buy the right one, but I have the high speed transducer on the back, Lowrance unit



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Its a great idea. My last three boats have all been Ranger tillers and thats the only way I would mount a transducer. I will not drill holes below the waterline in any fiberglass boat. There is a round puck style transducer that lowrance has that I have used in the past. It comes with epoxy to mount it in bilge. Very easy to do.
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works well with the correct setup. look at theses guides.

http://www.lowrance.com/Support/Tips-and-Tutorials/Transducer-Guide/

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