Marvin willis
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What is this and what does it do
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ralphsmithiii
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This is what I found:
Blanking Plugs for Transducers with Removable Inserts
A blanking plug is designed to be used in a transducer housing when the active insert has been removed for storage or cleaning.
Blanking Plugs for Transducers with Removable Inserts
A blanking plug is designed to be used in a transducer housing when the active insert has been removed for storage or cleaning.
spatty99
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Correct. Typically supplied with new boats.
malibu Dan
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As mentioned in a very recent post on the same question.. it’s recommended u do this with it
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We keep ours on the boat, in the bilge next to the transducer, in case the transducer springs a leak or needs repair. We also keep a bag of assorted wooden bungs and a hammer in case any of the other thru hull fittings, valves break or leak on the Beneteau.
This is a pic of my bilge when we were installing a Raymarine RV-200 thru hull transducer. You can see two blanking plugs and a wooden bung. I leave them there so I dont have to look for them if/when I need them.
This is a pic of my bilge when we were installing a Raymarine RV-200 thru hull transducer. You can see two blanking plugs and a wooden bung. I leave them there so I dont have to look for them if/when I need them.
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Marvin willis
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thank you. I’ve never even looked for the transducer on my new boat.
