I have had an older LMS332 for a while now, I would also like to install a new HDS-5 or -7 next to it. I am sure there are not any issues with mounting two units next to each other but my question is:
(1) Can I mount the new tansducer right next to the old tranducer (both will be transom mounted) will this be a problem, can I do this with out interferring with each other??
(2) Would you recommned I network them together?? Or just run as two seperate units? I have the blue connectors?
(3) Would there be a benifit to using or tying into the LGC2000 GPS Puck (or is that even posible??
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Jack The Ripped
I have had an older LMS332 for a while now, I would also like to install a new HDS-5 or -7 next to it. I am sure there are not any issues with mounting two units next to each other but my question is:
(1) Can I mount the new tansducer right next to the old tranducer (both will be transom mounted) will this be a problem, can I do this with out interferring with each other??
(2) Would you recommned I network them together?? Or just run as two seperate units? I have the blue connectors?
(3) Would there be a benifit to using or tying into the LGC2000 GPS Puck (or is that even posible??
Thanks for any help and recomendations
Jack
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