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196thDLR

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My fishing partner of 20+ years can no longer function, because this big dummy, did not attach the transducer correctly to the boat. The transducer is now sitting in 25+ feet of water on Lake Lida. I have contacted the factory, and have been told the transducer is no longer available anywhere. The unit is a Hummingbird 60. I purchased the unit in 1981. This is a old flasher. Does anyone know if any of the replacement transducers will function with this unit? I would not be quite as concerned, but, I am heading to Kab Saturday AM for a week of fishing. Thanks in advance guys and gals.

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  • 'we have more fun' FishingMN Creators

I would also recommend you contact Valv of KVE Surplus. He has everything and then some. He is THE Boat guy. If your working on your boat or electronics etc, he probably has it.

His banner pops up every now and the here or go to the SouthCentral forum and click on his name (Valv) to get his e-mail address.

I recommend everyone take some time to visit his place. He gives away a lot of things to his good customers as well. He's definitely priced right.

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Call Fish-eletronics or the Motor Clinic they maybe able to answer some questions for you.

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Hey 196th -
I may have a transducer for you. I believe the unit I have is a Super Sixty and that has a 30' or 60' scale. I'll bet there's someone on this site that could tell you if it will work.
If you want to just take a chance and pay for shipping I can Fed Ex it to you so you'd have it time for the weekend. I don't want anything for the 'ducer - the rest of the unit is shot.
You can email me @ [email protected] if this will help.

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Thanks for the help!! I took Uffdapete up on his offer, but, Rick and Grabs, I have stored the information you passed on to me.
I know I'll haave to use it sometime in the future.

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