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<blockquote data-quote="Seabob" data-source="post: 142016" data-attributes="member: 779"><p>[USER=497]@GPSguru[/USER] Thanks for the reply, I see that the GT8 and GT15 are 8 pin and the unit is a 4 - an adapter is required as you say. </p><p></p><p>Suppose I was interested in the increased frequency range over the standard supplied transducer (which is 10 KHz). The GT8 has a range of 85 kHz. Would that make a big difference when trying to locate target and bait fish? Just wondering if the image would be a lot clearer. I mostly do inshore fishing because it's not a big boat.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Seabob, post: 142016, member: 779"] [USER=497]@GPSguru[/USER] Thanks for the reply, I see that the GT8 and GT15 are 8 pin and the unit is a 4 - an adapter is required as you say. Suppose I was interested in the increased frequency range over the standard supplied transducer (which is 10 KHz). The GT8 has a range of 85 kHz. Would that make a big difference when trying to locate target and bait fish? Just wondering if the image would be a lot clearer. I mostly do inshore fishing because it's not a big boat. [/QUOTE]
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