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Old 21 January 2004, 21:05   #1
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Raymarine do a neat bidata unit the ST40. Gives speed, log, depth water temp all on one gauge and one transducer. Has anyone fitted & or used one of these and with what results?
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Yes.
Fitted one in April 2003.
Simple, easy works fine.
User can calibrate.
Love mine to death.
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Old 22 January 2004, 10:30   #3
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Out of interest Flush or Bezel mount?
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Which transducers and where?
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Old 22 January 2004, 11:48   #6
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It says one transducer for all functions, transom or hull mount.
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I wouldnt use anyone else's equipment
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How much? (instrument not fitting)
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Old 22 January 2004, 16:24   #9
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Cactus came up with £179 at LBS. Bezel mount was another £28!
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Old 23 January 2004, 18:00   #10
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Got one order with a bracket mount thanks for all who contributed.
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