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Hooking fish finder to the existing two conductor wire

Backroad Angler
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On 12/6/2025 at 11:01 PM, mcipinkie said:

Without trying to be ugly,  if you know this little about basic wiring, I urge you to find some one with experience, and tools, to help you.  The internet is wonderful, but you need some sort of basic skills to wire a boat.

 

Without trying to be ugly, if you read a couple posts up, you can see that I mentioned having my neighbor who is a electrician assist me with this project.

 

I expected to get at least one smart comment on this post. Thank you to everyone else for yall's advice and tips. I've completed the wiring part, all that is left is to mount in the fish finder.

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    1 hour ago, casts_by_fly said:

    Nice.  Did you power it up before you mount it up?  Just in case.  

    Yeppers, it’s functional. 

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