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Sonar selection - Gmcc - 09-25-17 03:34 PM Recently purchased a 25' center console that has e127 Hybridtouch MFD w/FF I have downloaded a manual but from what I see it looks like it has a P79 in hull transducer. I think I want a better sonar setup for coastal fishing. I understand the the e127 has an internal sounder, but will that work with a better transducer? Or do I need to go to a sonar module such as a CP200 with a CPT200? Sorry but I am new at this and don't know what I have or what I need. RE: Sonar selection - Chuck - Raymarine - Moderator - 09-26-17 10:27 AM Welcome to the Raymarine Forum Gmcc, As much as 20% of a in-hull transducer's energy / sensitivity may be lost in transmission / reception through the hull's material. Accordingly, transducers which are in direct contact with the water (i.e. thru-hull and transom mounted transducers) will generally provide the greatest fishfinding performance. The ax7/cx7/e7D/ex7/eSx7 MFDs are each compatible with any of the 600W 50kHz / 200kHz transducers found here. Should greater power or CHIRP sonar features be desired, then the MFD may instead be interfaced to a CP370 w/]compatible 1kW transducer[/url or CP470/CP570 w/[url=http://www.raymarine.com/view/?id=12414]compatible CHIRP transducer. |