x102c

  • rfeth
    Posts: 4
    #1248698

    I am having trouble with displaying the depth at higherspeeds.what could I do to fix this.
    thanks rfeth

    nick
    Lakeville, MN
    Posts: 4977
    #415064

    What can you do???? Slow down

    Normally it has a lot to do with transducer placement, I know mine’s not perfect, and I too cut out at “high speed” until I noticed on day it wasn’t do that anymore, further inspection revealed that my transducer mounting plate had come loose. Sometimes you can get a little pocket of air under the transducer, sometimes it’s as simple as shifting it a bit.

    birddog
    Mn.
    Posts: 1957
    #415068

    Loosen the ducer and tilt the rear of it down a tad.

    p.s. I almost forgot…retighten.

    BIRDDOG

    gunflint
    gunflint trail, mn
    Posts: 100
    #415079

    Am I understanding that you guys are able to get readings on your X102c’s at higher speeds? If so I’ll write off last year as a practice year. I’ve got alot of strakes under my boat. They’re about 6″ apart along the bottom. Maybe I’m getting air. My 102 goes out at about 1/3 throttle and it’s only a 25 hp.

    John Schultz
    Inactive
    Portage, WI
    Posts: 3309
    #415143

    I have no trouble reading bottom with my 102c at top speed, which in my boat is only 44 mph. Not sure how much faster you can go and still read, but I know you can at least go 44.

    jon_jordan
    St. Paul, Mn
    Posts: 10908
    #415162

    Quote:


    Loosen the ducer and tilt the rear of it down a tad.
    p.s. I almost forgot…retighten.

    BIRDDOG


    I agree with Birddog here.

    ERIKJ
    Chaska, MN
    Posts: 133
    #415186

    Mine is mounted thru-hull on fiberglass and reads fine at 50.

    EJ

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