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So, for example, warming up the engines for an oil change for ~5 min out of the water, will this damage the transducer?? I assume not…
Maybe not the basic depth/temp sensors. The chirp sensors are water cooled. Skyler Marine - Proper CHIRP Transducer CareI doubt it could overheat, I haven't heard of that, its just a sensor, and its not water cooled. if your talking about during flushing your engine, that should not be an issue. How long are you planning on running your boat out of the water?
I don’t know for a fact, but I’m pretty sure it’s fine out of the water.Question…can these transducers overheat when running the boat out of the water??
Curious on this as well.Does anyone know if it is possible to piggyback the airmar transducer to feed the connext screen and the simrad go7? I just purchased new dt800 airmar thru hull because original one failed I just want to see if I need to add another transducer for simrad.
Looking closely at the pre-made cables, none of those connectors look correct. If anyone has tried a pre-made connector can you please post?