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    Posted: 15 Jan 2021 at 8:52pm
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looking for advice
have a raymarine c series wide screen with a 1 year old cp370 and airmar 1kw tm260 transducer it will only get a max depth of 250m even at rest on a good day and 180/190m at trolling speed (on 50 khz)
works fine apart from that .what depth should i expect it read to or who should i talk to?
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Youll have better luck with a response to this in a different subforum. This one is for general tech, not fishing tech!

As a suggestion repost in the Briny Bar, also could get in touch with Josh Western from Railed Sportfishing who doesn't consultancy, training, retail, and installation of fish finding tech.
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Youll have better luck with a response to this in a different subforum. This one is for general tech, not fishing tech!

As a suggestion repost in the Briny Bar, also could get in touch with Josh Western from Railed Sportfishing who doesn't consultancy, training, retail, and installation of fish finding tech.
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thanks mate not really into all this forum stuff
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