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mark poulson
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997 losing bottom

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I have an original 997 C unit, with a transom mounted transducer.
I've always been able to read depth even when on plane at 42mph.
I just started losing bottom when I get past 25mph.
It will read fine when I first get on plane, but then, once I get past 25, it will read fine for a few seconds, and then it drops to reading 3.9 feet until I come off plane again.
What caused the change?
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Hi Mark,

Give me a call and maybe we can figure it out.
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P.M. sent.
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scottsweet wrote:Hi Mark,

Give me a call and maybe we can figure it out.
Scott, I only have your old (818) number.
PM me with your current number.
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Same number...8184483366.

Sorry for the delay...missed this.
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Re: 997 losing bottom

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Thanks. I actually think I got it solved. I siliconed the transducer on the transom so it can't vibrate, and that seems to have solved it.
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