I just bought a patio boat with a functioning Humminbird Wide Eye fish finder. It was made in 1993. . Will this work with my unit
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I think it will but you can contact Hummingbird to make sure. That is how I found out that it would work for mine. It is a 2000 model.
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This looks like a TS-W Speed/Temp Sensor and in my accessory book says that it will work with all the Fishfinders , I had one for my 400TX, so it should work , check the plug to be sure it not round. The mount will only take it in one place that puts it in the right input. Have Fun .
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Yes it will, this battery will work with any fish finder, just remember the stuff your fish finder does the faster the power will drain. I have the same battery on a tx 37
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Go to the Hummbird web site and look up the table that has a cross reference to this transducer or simply look up your model and see which transducer will work with it. Put a little effort in research and you'll get a reliable answer.
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check with a RV dealer to see if it will match up and work with your old one.
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You need to research your model. Mine was from the late 19th not 70. I have no idea if it will work for you.
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1. This one uses 3 pins out of 7 pins. They are GND, Temperature and 200KHz/83KHz transducer pin 2. The connector is not octagon shaped, it is more likely a "hexagon shaped" 3. From Humminbird manufacture, it should work with Humminbird 586C fishfinder
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I don't have that boat, but looking at it and the optional motor mount available, it should work fine. Mine is on an old Coleman Crawdad and I love it.
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I would check Garmans web sight to make sure. Otherwise if there is a Bass Pro shop, Cabelas near you go there and ask them if it will work.Other than that it does work real good, used it this summer and what the gps was showing was the same as fish locator for water depth.
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I cannot answer you on this question, when I bought my boat, it came with the radio/antennaand broke my antenna, I bought a new antenna and have to route the cable and the whole works. No I cannot help on this issue for I just want the same antenna on my boat with same model. Good luck, Charlie
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I'm not 100% on this one. I believe that it will because going to the Lowrance site and clicking on accessoriesshows part number: 000-10260-001 http://www.lowrance.com/en-US/Products/Fishfinder-Chartplotter/Elite5-en-us.aspx
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I can't tell you if it works with your sounder but I've purchased this same unit for my sounder 3 times as I keep moving between boats. This is a simple standard connector. Amazon has great return policy...
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Most likely, you can look on line and see if their is a 3rd party, the humminbird website can help too
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Not sure look at old one and compare the hookups where the wires connect or look it up n parts catologs for boat parts, hope this helped
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/no the top of the line is the 1198. The 998's made before this year are NOT HD, but the HD really refers to the screen not to the depth/fish finding function. I recently had to send mine back for service - very quick turnaround but have not been able to put it on the boat yet to check if everything was fixed. If you are fishing saltwater consider that Lowrance offers Broadband radar - much safer and more close-in detail than regular radar - which is offered by Humminbird. If not dealing with radar its a tossup in my opinion. Good Fishing !!
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Yes this will work for your fish finder.What i would suggest is buying a battery charger/cycler which conditions the battery by discharging the battery and then charging it back to max voltage.This will make it last a lot longer during periods of non usage.Hope this helps!George
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I'm not sure...your best bet is to go to humminbird.com, "Products" tab, "Accessories" tab, then search under "Transducers and related items" tab. In the details for each transducer it will tell you what model(s) that transducer fits.
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Yes it should i old work. You may need to use longer straps as slings for the boat and hook the straps to the hooks of the pull system