I've got a brand new transom transducer & bracket that a person sent me for
a Lowrance, that I'd send to anyone that can use it, but I have no idea
which unit it goes to. It has a label that says " HS-WSBK - WIDE ANGLE"
which is part number 90-73 192kHz 20deg. email me if anyone is interested
and we can make arrangements.


"Calvin Mitcham" wrote in message
...
i have to agree with the awesome service from these folks. they sent me
a free temp sensor for my lcx15mt, just because i changed my mind when i
saw the temp/speed wheel that i had requested with the unit. they didn't
even ask for the first one returned.

calvin.



George wrote:
Hey guys,
I went to the local sportman's expo last night with just the
intentions of
getting out of the house. As usual, this expo sucked. Over the years
it has
been slowing gearing itself towards hunting, trips, RV's, ect. But, the
beer
is always cold and it's nice to get out of the house.

Anyway, in the begining of last season, I deceided to purchase an
LMS320 GPS
unit to replace my X75 depth finder. I called Lowrance tech staff and
they
told me i was in luck and could use the same power cord and thru-hull
transduecer. Awsome, I found a good price on the internet and she was
on the
boat in no time.

After a few trips the sonar end started giving me funny readings. I
did more
research and found out that the X75 transducer is 192khz and the LMS320
is
200khz. Hmm.... doesn't sound right.

So, while I'm at the Beer Expo, I talk to the Lowrance rep and he
wants the
name of the tech that gave me that info and how "connector colors" are
not the
correct way to determine if cords and transducers are compatible!

The bottom line is that Tuesday he is going to ship me a thru-hull
transducer
free of cost!! Awsome!! Now the tech staff that I spoke to last week
on the
phone pretty much told me I had to eat the cost and there was nothing I
could
do.

George
Bucks County, PA
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