tjsdad38
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I have an X67 on my dash and one up front. The one up front stopped working. Both units work fine on the dash, so I took the plate off up front figuring I'd blown a fuse...... the fuse was fine, then I figured it was the power cord/transducer. I put a meter to test if I had juice and I did, but I still changed the power cord/transducer and still have power like I did, but the front mount still does not work for either unit and again both work fine on the dash. The meter registers each mounting place the same. I'm baffled, so here I am asking for the experts here for advice. Please Help!!!!!!
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Transducer mounting location?
tjsdad38 replied to mtrue68's question in Equipment-Expert Information*
In the bottom of the sump next to the bilge pumps on a flat surface. -
I didn't like the stuff at all. It's for wicking, but what I use, I think is the ultimate in warmth and wicking, comfort and non weight are fleece mock turtlenecks. I'm amazed with my less layers and more comfort when I start my layers with a fleece mock turleneck. I never get cold.
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That's prime white bass time on the Wolf River. That would be a blast...................
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The suction holding your eye tight was nothing, you just feel a little suction then a poof of air, and then it's over. You feel nothing, it's awesome. Take your skirt off and go get it done. Absolutely no night problems or any other kind of problems for me. Great present for me, will be for you too..........
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Greatest thing I ever did for myself, it's like a miracle.
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Thanks for the advice guys. Being brand new reels, I would've thought they were lubed, apparently not. I've used them in the past and do like the new ones I bought too, especially the price. Thanks everyone for the help.
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I bought a Diawa procaster, a $70 casting reel that I had tremendous success with years ago when they first came out. Playing around adjusting the two different brakes, when I casted it, the reel would "scream". Not really loud, but loud enough that I know something isn't right. I'm not sure if it's the magnet side or what. Is this a grease issue or an oil issue? It casts fine, just makes noise. I'd appreciate alittle help in diagnosing this issue, Thanks, Tim