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Old 02-08-2010, 03:54   #1
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Kenyon Knotmeter Wiring Question
I have an old Kenyon knot meter. Uses a 9 volt battery inside the back cover. Has 3 terminals marked + xducer, - gnd, & + lights----no problem here but it also has a red & black wire coming from inside the unit---question---where does the red & black wire connect to?
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Try panbo.com. They apparently service older marine instruments. Good luck.
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