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Dail14 · 03-16-2014, 01:55 PM

I once wiped out in La Jolla and my fish finder has not shown any adverse effects even though it spent a bit of time completely submerged

. However it is a basic fishfinder with less ports delicate equipment than many people use. Its a piranhamax 150. You could always disconnect it from the power and transducer and store it below deck if your yak has a front hatch (most malibus). If you leave it connected make sure the power and transducer ports are as plugged in as possible to prevent water from leaking in there.

03-16-2014, 01:55 PM	#8
Dail14 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2012 Posts: 123	I once wiped out in La Jolla and my fish finder has not shown any adverse effects even though it spent a bit of time completely submerged . However it is a basic fishfinder with less ports delicate equipment than many people use. Its a piranhamax 150. You could always disconnect it from the power and transducer and store it below deck if your yak has a front hatch (most malibus). If you leave it connected make sure the power and transducer ports are as plugged in as possible to prevent water from leaking in there.