I have a Lowrance X-85 for the back of my boat with a transducer that is set up on the left side of the stern. The boat also has a transducer that was placed approx. 5 feet away on the other side of the stern. My question is if I put a Lowrance X91 at the bow will I still have problems with interference? I mainly fish depths under 30 feet. Will five feet between transducers be enough to avoid this problem? I know I could avoid this problem altogether by putting the transducer on the front trolling motor, but I would prefer not to do that.
Also will the transducer work with the X91 if it works with the X85?
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I have a Lowrance X-85 for the back of my boat with a transducer that is set up on the left side of the stern. The boat also has a transducer that was placed approx. 5 feet away on the other side of the stern. My question is if I put a Lowrance X91 at the bow will I still have problems with interference? I mainly fish depths under 30 feet. Will five feet between transducers be enough to avoid this problem? I know I could avoid this problem altogether by putting the transducer on the front trolling motor, but I would prefer not to do that.
Also will the transducer work with the X91 if it works with the X85?
Thanks in advance for any help you could give me.
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