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Posted by: DUNE HOPPER Posted on: 01/22/07 at 14:30:48
The only problem I've encountered occurred while running on pad in water deeper than 40', and with all three depth-finders running. They will all lose bottom lock and then not be able to find it again until I shut one down momentarily. Once I power it back up, no problemo. Smitty

Posted by: trackerpt175 - Ex Member Posted on: 01/21/07 at 22:20:21
i have that unit and have not had any problems at all. if its only when your running then larry's explanation makes sense. or maybe its interference from the outboard ???.

Posted by: larrys - Ex Member Posted on: 01/21/07 at 17:52:03
Maybe Puck placement might be in front of or behind pad.......otherwise you might go into settings and reset your depth settings to default as they might have gotten scrubbed....other than that I believe it is a trip to the shop.

Posted by: RussBaker - Ex Member Posted on: 01/21/07 at 17:29:28
Do any of you guys run the Lowrance 332C and have had the unit read 2.5 feet when your in over 60 feet of water while you were running? Or have the unit tack on an extra 20 feet to the reading? Not pleased with 332C quality. Any way to fix other than shooting to Lowrance? Russ

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