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Old 23-01-2014, 03:19   #16
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Re: Plastic or Bronze Transducer Housings?
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So you approve of plastic thru hulls too? Just sayin'... it's the same thing really... transducer probably less stout... Not sayin' I dont approve of plastic transducers... just that most everyone disses plastic seavalves,, but this is no different....
Plastic hull, plastic transducer
Wooden carvel hull, bronze transducer
Me?, epoxy encapsulated plywood hull, plastic transducer...
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