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| Top Four Things That Can Affect Your Electronics, Part II |
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| Written by Ed Sherman |
| Sunday, 06 February 2011 11:59 |
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Today we are going to continue with the presentation I started here last week, The Top Four Things That Can Affect Your Electronics. Today, let's take a look at two more things, excessive heat and antenna, or in the case of a depth sounder or fish finder, transducer placement.
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Top Quality Boat Cable has an Extruded Jacket, |
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In Harsh Marine Conditions, Always Use Pacer's UL Primary Wire. |
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Looking for 100 Actuators, or just one (switch cap)? |
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If you're not doing your own work, is your boat being serviced by an ABYC Certified Technician? Look for this sign at your service facility and ask that an ABYC Certified Technician work on your boat.
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