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General Discussion

GPS/Depthfinder using existing transducer or mounts?

Thread starter eastcoastboater
Start date Aug 24, 2018

eastcoastboater

Active Member

Aug 24, 2018

Anyone have a recommendation (or know of an existing thread here) for an aftermarket GPS/depthfinder that would install in the place of the existing transducer mount of a 2009 232 Limited? Though capable of repairs/upgrades, the thought of boring new holes through the transom and 5200'ing the transducer is something I'd like to avoid if possible.

I've gone through much of the prior threads re: Simrads/Raymarine/Garmin/etc. and haven't seen anything definitive on this so definitely would appreciate any thoughts or guidance!

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