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Lowrance Unit Compatibility Questions

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I just bought a boat with a Lowrance X22A mounted in the dash. There are streaks running through the display and I think it is time for a new unit. It has a in hull transducer in a fiberglass boat. Does anybody know if any Lowrance units are compatible with this old of a transducer and power connection? The X22A is a 1995 model. I emailed Lowrance last week and they have not responded yet so I am giving up hope on them.

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Lip RIPPER! Community Regular

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Be patient on their response. I e-mailed them 2 weeks ago and it took them about 4 days to get back to me. They did send an e-mail that told me to call them though. They answered my question on the phone immediately.

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It might be.. they used to make adapters to go from the gray (screw type) to the black plastic plug-ins that were popular a couple of years ago.. they might still be making them though... if you don't hear back from Lowrance maybe talk to a marine dealer.. they might be able to find out for you...

They might not have something for the power, but that wouldn't be that big of a deal to rewire the power cord.

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I actually have a x25b, I can't test it since I have no connectors and ducer, if you think $ 25.00 is fair you can have it, I'll let you check it then send the money. It's been collecting dust for a long time.....email me for this...

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Valv,

You have mail. That sounds like a great deal to me.

Marty

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I was on hold with Lowrance for 1:25 minutes yesterday and no answer. I finally hit option #1 and left a message for a return call. No call yet. Kind of makes me wonder if I made the right decision buying a LMS332C last month. I guess I just have to hope for superior quality, because the customer service leaves a lot to be desired so far.

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