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Title: High Speed 2D transducer
Post by: ETnSC on May 13, 2010, 12:48:32 PM
OK, I know I have seen on the forum somewhere the Humminbird model number for a 2D high speed transom mount transducer.  After 30 minutes of searching and reading posts, I give up.  Would someone be kind enough to give the model number I need.  It will be used with an 1197c SI, I do not want a quadbeam, and I know I need a Y cable.

For some reason I am search impaired today.

Thanks,
ED
Title: Re: High Speed 2D transducer
Post by: Jolly Roger on May 13, 2010, 02:07:51 PM
Ed,

you talking about this?

http://store.humminbird.com/products/314026/XNT_9_20 (http://store.humminbird.com/products/314026/XNT_9_20)

Hope it's the one you mean.

Regards /Harry
Title: Re: High Speed 2D transducer
Post by: ETnSC on May 13, 2010, 02:13:37 PM
I saw that one on the Humminbird site but was not sure it would work since the 1197c SI was not list under the compatible models.  I knew there were transducers that would work and not listed but was not sure which ones.  Figured I would ask and be safe.  Thanks.
Title: Re: High Speed 2D transducer
Post by: Humminbird_Greg on May 13, 2010, 02:58:09 PM
The XNT-9-20 would be if you want to mount the 2D transducer on the outside of the hull.  For an inside-the-hull mount you should go with the XP-9-20 transducer.
 Both need the AS-Si-DB-Y cable
Title: Re: High Speed 2D transducer
Post by: Jolly Roger on May 13, 2010, 03:21:03 PM
I saw that one on the Humminbird site but was not sure it would work since the 1197c SI was not list under the compatible models.  I knew there were transducers that would work and not listed but was not sure which ones.  Figured I would ask and be safe.  Thanks.

Anytime Ed,

I figure the units listed with the transducers are the ones which primarily use these transducers.
Since the XNT-9-20 and the XP-9-20 both use the same 2D frequencies (83/200 kHz) like the 1197 HDSI transducer and the connectors are the same they will work on SI units in combination with the Y-cable or the transducer switch.

Regards / Harry
Title: Re: High Speed 2D transducer
Post by: Bryson on July 05, 2014, 11:05:56 AM
Yes I have the XNT 9 20 T, I think it has the temp sensor which I figured out that I don't need it, but I have it now
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