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LTB Lowrence HDS 5 2Gen
Looking to buy an HDS 5 2gen. Let me know what you have. Thanks
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Hey Manny
Good luck finding one that works well for you. If I can help offer some perspective with a couple of comments: If the dollar amount is not much different, try to buy new from West Marine and purchase their extended warranty. With this warranty, it puts that unit fully protected for (4) years. Even though these units are "water proof/resistant" I have turned my unit in 3 or 4 times for service at no charge. Having a used unit die with no warranty pretty much kills that spent amount... P.S...secure your unit if surf launching and landing. This will probably prolong its life. Jim |
^ This guy doesn't even have an HDS5. :eek:
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Thanks for the advice Deamon.
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What about the Transducer?
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HDS...7 baby...the WSB look bigger on a 7" screen... :eek: Jim |
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Old school method that came from Drake that I heard came from...Darkhorse...what happened to Josh anyways The low spot in a PA is just at the front hatch. I place my transducer inside the hull, drop in a couple of handfuls of water...transducer mounted and works like a charm...Jim |
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Is there anyway you could take a picture of that please how u hold the transducer in place? |
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Super high tech stuff so stay with me...when I bought this PA, it had the battery holder in place. I wedge my flip flop to hold the transducer down but that's not even necessary. It sits up right. All excess cable is zip tied and out of the way. I drop in a couple of handfuls of water to hydrate the space between hull and transducer. It works as well as any goop or putty and NEVER fails. Hope this helps. Jim |
Very nice
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thank you
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LTB Lowrence HDS 5 2Gen
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That is a feature hobie came up with just a few years ago. So it is probably a pre 2013 PA. |
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Jim, as much as I'd like to think this is some sort of joke I have a feeling that this is really how you mount your transducer. Those wiggly lines on your aren't fish, they're air bubbles. |
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Please move and sticky this post to the "share your innovations" thread.:the_finger: |
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