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Shoot thru transducer location?

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Anyone put a shoot thru transducer in a 212X? Where'd you stick it? Had tons of space on the LX210, not so much on the 212.
 
He is talking about a transducer mounted in the bilge in a base of epoxy, so that no bubbles block the signal...that is a shoot through the hull transducer mounting. A through (thru) hull is actually mounted in a hole that is drilled in the hull to hold it.
 
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