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Your transducer is the device mounted on the hull bottom that sends
out sonar signals that rebound upon hitting the bottom of a lake
or ocean. These signals are measured, and converted into a usable
depth measurement displayed by the depth gauge at the helm. This
system does not register signal de ections due to sh. Access the
transducer for removal via an access plate in the ski locker. Note that
the transducer is a sealed, non-serviceable unit.
All of your electrical systems onboard your Regal eventually connect
with your battery. This is where electrical power originates. In order
for any electrical systems to receive power, with the exception of your
automatic bilge pump function and stereo memory require the battery
switch to be turned “ON”. The two excluded systems have a direct
battery feed a tall times without the use of the battery switch. The
battery switch connects the battery to all deck and engine circuitry. It
is important to turn your battery “ON” before each trip, and “OFF”
at the end of each trip to avoid battery drain.
Never turn the battery switch to the “OFF” position when the engine
is running as alternator or other electricial system damage will occur.
Also, for extended non-use turn the battery switch to “OFF”.
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Systems
Battery Switch/Battery Switch Box
Transducer

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