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Originally Posted by PTeinert02
I would like to buy a depth finder, for a 12' dinghy, as a gift. I over heard the recipient say he would prefer a portable one. Any recommendations?
Thanks in advance.
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Is it a
rib? Only reason to know if you could glue on a
transducer to the
hull (inside a locker) vs. an external mounted one. IMO the internally glued on
transducer is superior.
We have a internal mounted transducer on the
hull in our hard nesting dinghy and never have to worry about it falling off/breaking like an external. Another thing to check if it is a
rib that the hull is solid f/g to make the glued on transducer
work.
Ours is just an old Hummingbird that is powered by a
solar battery, but works well. Very easy to see the readings to check around the
boat while rowing or when we hook up the OB at WOT.