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DaveG
Posted 2/21/2008 2:19 PM (#302823)
Subject: Eagle Ultra Classic Transducer





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Hi can anyone recommend a supplier for a transducer for the Eagle Ultra Classic sonar, thanks Dave

Edited by DaveG 2/21/2008 2:20 PM
reelman
Posted 2/21/2008 2:52 PM (#302829 - in reply to #302823)
Subject: Re: Eagle Ultra Classic Transducer




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DId you try Lowrance?

http://www.lei-extras.com/store/search.asp?SearchType=Unit&Unit=Ult...

Here is a link to the transducers they have available for your unit.

Edited by reelman 2/21/2008 2:55 PM
Muskiemetal
Posted 2/21/2008 4:41 PM (#302864 - in reply to #302823)
Subject: Re: Eagle Ultra Classic Transducer





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Location: Wisconsin
Probably E-Bay or Fish-Lectronics in Minnesota...

http://fishlectronics.com/

Best bet...
MUSKYLUND1
Posted 2/21/2008 8:25 PM (#302919 - in reply to #302823)
Subject: RE: Eagle Ultra Classic Transducer




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Location: Germantown, WI
Dave,
Try Cabela's, Gander Mtn or Bass Pro. They all usually have a pretty good selection of LEI stuff. You could also do a search on Google. I did buy a new Speed/Temp sensor on E-Bay last year for my Eagle Ultra Classic, but I didn't see much when I tried to find a transducer for my Humminbird. It sure is nice have the speed temp sensor since I don't have gps. I don't think you'll have too much trouble finding a tranducer for that model.

Tom Ramsey
ToddM
Posted 2/21/2008 9:17 PM (#302934 - in reply to #302823)
Subject: RE: Eagle Ultra Classic Transducer





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Location: oswego, il
If you can't find it from the above stores, keep on ebay, one will pop up.
DaveG
Posted 2/22/2008 8:51 AM (#303016 - in reply to #302934)
Subject: RE: Eagle Ultra Classic Transducer





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Thanks guys Im onto it now, but before I go and order a new transducer let me tell you what the problem is just in case, the depth is reading (flashing) 0.0 I assume its the ducer or could it be the internal electrics that could be the problem?
Thanks Dave

Edited by DaveG 2/22/2008 10:02 AM
MUSKYLUND1
Posted 2/22/2008 3:38 PM (#303144 - in reply to #303016)
Subject: RE: Eagle Ultra Classic Transducer




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Location: Germantown, WI
Dave,
Check the transducer cable. In my experience those cables can be very finicky. I've had to replace a couple of tranducer/cable assemblies for the Humminbird unit that is mounted on my bow-mount trolling motor because the cable got nicked up.

Tom
Muskiemetal
Posted 2/22/2008 4:57 PM (#303182 - in reply to #302823)
Subject: Re: Eagle Ultra Classic Transducer





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Location: Wisconsin
Could be the transducer, or a bad unit. Is the transducer "clicking" when the boat is out of the water? Is there anything scrolling on the screen at all? Transducer wires do go bad, and senders as well....

Before you drop 40 - 50 bucks on a transducer for that unit ( I think that is the older grey connectors), you can get a really good locator for around 100 bucks. Might be time to upgrade?
DaveG
Posted 2/22/2008 6:23 PM (#303206 - in reply to #303182)
Subject: Re: Eagle Ultra Classic Transducer





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Muskiemetal - 2/22/2008 4:57 PM

Could be the transducer, or a bad unit. Is the transducer "clicking" when the boat is out of the water? Is there anything scrolling on the screen at all? Transducer wires do go bad, and senders as well....

Before you drop 40 - 50 bucks on a transducer for that unit ( I think that is the older grey connectors), you can get a really good locator for around 100 bucks. Might be time to upgrade?


I cant hear the transducer clicking when out of the water, the screen is ok as far as I can tell and scrolls as normal but shows 0.0 depth, all cables/connectors are black.
DaveG
Posted 2/22/2008 6:26 PM (#303209 - in reply to #303144)
Subject: RE: Eagle Ultra Classic Transducer





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MUSKYLUND1 - 2/22/2008 3:38 PM

Dave,
Check the transducer cable. In my experience those cables can be very finicky. I've had to replace a couple of tranducer/cable assemblies for the Humminbird unit that is mounted on my bow-mount trolling motor because the cable got nicked up.

Tom

Thanks Tom, I cant see much wrong with the cable? this problem started a few months ago intermitantly and has now become permanent.

Edited by DaveG 2/23/2008 2:12 AM
Peaches
Posted 2/22/2008 6:43 PM (#303211 - in reply to #302823)
Subject: RE: Eagle Ultra Classic Transducer




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Daveg

How old of a unit is this? I had a eagle ultra III stolen off of my boat and still have the transducer around my house somwhere. I am not sure if it will work or not, but I thought it might be worth a try.

Send me a pic of the cable end and I will see if they look the same.

jeff
DaveG
Posted 2/23/2008 2:10 AM (#303282 - in reply to #303211)
Subject: RE: Eagle Ultra Classic Transducer





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Peaches - 2/22/2008 6:43 PM

Daveg

How old of a unit is this? I had a eagle ultra III stolen off of my boat and still have the transducer around my house somwhere. I am not sure if it will work or not, but I thought it might be worth a try.

Send me a pic of the cable end and I will see if they look the same.

jeff


Hi Jeff, the unit is over ten years old but has not been abused. The connection has two round pins and a "T" shape locater. But Jeff heres the funny part, I live in the UK although I do buy fishing stuff from the states on a regular basis, if the connector is the same and you still want to send it I could pay you the postage and something for your trouble via paypal, Dave
Peaches
Posted 2/23/2008 9:43 AM (#303315 - in reply to #302823)
Subject: RE: Eagle Ultra Classic Transducer




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It doesn't sound like the plug-in that i have. Mine has 4 round hole and a little "T" in the middle. If you still want to send me a pic I will double check to make sure.

If it ends up working I will send them to you for the cost of shipping.

Jeff
DaveG
Posted 2/23/2008 10:58 AM (#303337 - in reply to #303315)
Subject: RE: Eagle Ultra Classic Transducer





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Thanks Jeff, its is the 4 pin connector and has a tag on the cable marked HS- WSBK does this look right? if so I can send you my address, thanks Dave

Edited by DaveG 2/23/2008 11:05 AM



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Peaches
Posted 2/23/2008 12:37 PM (#303346 - in reply to #302823)
Subject: RE: Eagle Ultra Classic Transducer




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You are in luck. The tag on mine also says hs-wsbk.

I actually found 2 tranducers for my old locator. one is a wide angle, and the other is a broadview x-ducer. I can send them both. How much does is cost to ship accross the big pond?

Jeff
DaveG
Posted 2/24/2008 4:15 AM (#303437 - in reply to #303346)
Subject: RE: Eagle Ultra Classic Transducer





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Many Thanks Jeff I have sent you a private message

Dave
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