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read the user manual as to how to calibrate the unit
remember that it reads the distance from the sender unit to the sea bed/river bed and not from the display unit
There is a keel offset or waterline offset that can be entered in the menus. Press "MENU" + go to "DRAFT", use right arrow to enter menu, change using up and down, the press "MENU" when done. Note that "DRAGHT" is on PAGE TWO(2)!! of the main menu. John 847-746-0100 technicalmarine.com
I own a 1995 Four Winns and what you need is a Lowrance LSM-1 depth
finder unit. It accepts the two pin lead from the transducer and send
the depth reading to the dashboard display via the 6-pin connector.
There is also a three wire harness (red/blk/wht) that connects to a
power supply.
The reason I know all this is my depth finder
fried a couple years ago so I removed the Lowrance LSM-1 from the boat
in order to find a replacement. Unfortunately, this was an OEM part
that is not available from Four Winns or any aftermarket source.
Probably your best bet is to look in a boat salvage yard or purchase an
aftermarket depth finder.
i have an older fishin buddy 2 bottom line sidefinder i need a manual, a bracket that holds it to the boat and the battery holder / handle i hope you can help me with this my email [email protected]
50/200 combination will work fine but 170/200 may be a little close in frequency and give you some trouble. "May be OK" doesn't leave me with a lot of confidence.
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