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Dragonfly 7 pro transducer
01-11-17, 09:06 AM
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RE: Dragonfly 7 pro transducer
Welcome to the Raymarine Forum Jerry,

When operating a trolling speeds, I would not expect that the CHIRP (conical) sonar imaging would be affected at all. However, I would expect reversal of the image (i.e. objects which would normally be presented on the right hand side of the image to instead be rendered on the left side of the image) when viewing DownVision sonar. All of this said and per our conversation yesterday, I still have a concern that the transducer may be exposed to forces in excess of what it was designed to withstand when installed 180 degrees from its intended mounting orientation and then exposed to the forces associated with a high speed flow of water over, around, and beneath it. Specifically, my concern is that the resulting forces may cause the transducer's bracket to fracture at its pivot point.
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Dragonfly 7 pro transducer - jerrystump - 01-09-17, 06:08 PM
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