Thanks gentlemen, very helpful replies. Will keep you posted as this progresses.
Best, Lisle On Thu, Mar 5, 2020 at 8:36 PM <pete.shelqu...@comcast.net> wrote: > Lisle – > > If I understand your description correctly, yes it would be good to have > at least the depth closer to horizontal. Mostly for accurate readings and > area coverage. How you achieve that can be a long explanation but would be > a combination of building up material (West System or other) on the inside > and outside of the hull to make the two surfaces parallel. > > > > Airmar makes almost all transducers for instrument manufacturers. I used > all the same thru hulls when replacing my old datamarine. FWIW; I have > mostly Garmin now, but also B&G, on a N2K network. Those two play very > well together and each have their +/- for data display, usability and > configurability. I believe Garmin anemometer is the best in the > business. My personal experience is Raymarine doesn’t play well with > others. Spend time running different displays at your local boat show to > get a feel how they operate >
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