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Join Date: Apr 2010
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[QUOTE=Deamon;149654]Hey Jorge, which transducer is everyone using...thru hull or in-hull? Jim
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1. The outback does not have many, if any, areas that are flat enough to support a thru hull transducer. I'm sure its possible to install one but..........see #2 2. I plan on getting rid of my outback and getting a PA so buying a $175 thru hull transducer would not make any sense, I'd have to sell the kayak with the transducer.
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Buena Park
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Talk to matt about the jimmyz plumbers putty installation, you know he swears by it!
![]() Just get the 50/200 skimmer...putty that mofo for now.... and then take it off and bolt that sucker on to your new 2013 PA14...easy!
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