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    furuno transducer V airmar

    Gday guys, just a quick question, is the Airmar
    p66 the same transducer as the Furuno 525T-PWD?
    I am not after speed, just temp and depth etc. Does the Furuno come with the kick up mount like the Airmar?
    Alos I currently have an old Furuno 520??? transducer from an old sounder that works but does anyone know how powerful those transducers were? 600w?
    Thanks
    Lee
    The wait is finally over.........was worth every minute..........let the RIPTIDE rip..........hell yehhhh

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    Re: furuno transducer V airmar

    As far as i know all Furuno's trannies are airmar's.

    Yes - a 525t pwd is actually an airmar p66. Your basic dual freq trasom mount 600W tranny that matches to a furuno 620 or 585.

    This is my understanding anyway, i ordered my tranny as a "furuno 525t pwd" and it has airmar p66 stamped on it.

    Yes - have a flip up meschanism if you hit something.

    Scott

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    Re: furuno transducer V airmar

    Cheers Scott, I thought this was the case but just needed it confirmed.
    Thanks again
    Lee
    The wait is finally over.........was worth every minute..........let the RIPTIDE rip..........hell yehhhh

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    Re: furuno transducer V airmar

    Quote Originally Posted by Any_Weather View Post
    Gday guys, just a quick question, is the Airmar
    p66 the same transducer as the Furuno 525T-PWD?
    I am not after speed, just temp and depth etc. Does the Furuno come with the kick up mount like the Airmar?
    Alos I currently have an old Furuno 520??? transducer from an old sounder that works but does anyone know how powerful those transducers were? 600w?
    Thanks
    Lee
    Gday Lee is the 520 ducer is that an inhull type?
    If so it will be the 520-IHD which is 10 pin and dual frequency 600watter
    From memory think Airmar called it the P79
    Regards Frank

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    Re: furuno transducer V airmar

    Frank, no mate the 520 is a transom mount and off an old LS6000 I had on an old tinny. I am guessing it is about 10 years old and only has Furuno markings on it and no Airmar id. It is shaped like a slice if cake with quite a sharp leading edge onto the actual bit that does the performing.
    Lee
    The wait is finally over.........was worth every minute..........let the RIPTIDE rip..........hell yehhhh

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    Re: furuno transducer V airmar

    Quote Originally Posted by Any_Weather View Post
    Frank, no mate the 520 is a transom mount and off an old LS6000 I had on an old tinny. I am guessing it is about 10 years old and only has Furuno markings on it and no Airmar id. It is shaped like a slice if cake with quite a sharp leading edge onto the actual bit that does the performing.
    Lee
    How many pins in the plug?

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    Re: furuno transducer V airmar

    Yeh mate its a 10 pin plug and it works ok because I tried it on Monday. just curious as to whether it is 600w or not???
    The wait is finally over.........was worth every minute..........let the RIPTIDE rip..........hell yehhhh

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    Re: furuno transducer V airmar

    Quote Originally Posted by Any_Weather View Post
    Yeh mate its a 10 pin plug and it works ok because I tried it on Monday. just curious as to whether it is 600w or not???
    Pretty sure all 10 pin plugs are 600 watts and duel frequency

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    Re: furuno transducer V airmar

    Any Weather,
    I use my P66 off a my old LS6100 on a 620 I bought a few years ago.
    When I went through the excerise it was my understanding the P66 was suitable up to 600w.
    Thats why I just upgraded my head unit.

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    Re: furuno transducer V airmar

    Cheers guys, I havejust ordered a new P66 to be sure. Dont want the hassle of running and old one all through the boat just to have it stuff up in 6 months.

    Thanks again
    Lee
    The wait is finally over.........was worth every minute..........let the RIPTIDE rip..........hell yehhhh

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