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  1. Further North
    Question 1: I just installed new G4N units to replace my G3N units, and an Ulterra with built in MDI+ Helix 15 MSI+ G4N CHO up front. Helix 12 MSI+ G4N at the console MSI+ transducer at the transom. I want to run the MDI+ and 2D for the Helix 15 off the Ulterra's built in transducer, but I don't see it as an option in the Network Source tab. **************************** Question 2: I'd like to take advantage of the G4N's built in NMEA capability. I run a 2005 Johnson 140 4 stroke, same motor as a Suzuki DF 140. I can see how to turn everything on in the menus, but I don't know how to connect to the motor. I am digging through the manuals this evening, but any help is appreciated.
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