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My new Lowrance elite 4 CHIRP fishfinder has two "arms" from the power cord...one goes to the battery. first question...what to do with the yellow wire? 

Second question...what is the other cord for? It has five individual wires including what looks like a ground???

This unit will be mounted on my kayak if that makes a difference. 

Thanks in advance.

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I know it goes against guy code. ...

 

But reading manuals that come in the boxes are very handy. 

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1 hour ago, shootermcbob said:

My new Lowrance elite 4 CHIRP fishfinder has two "arms" from the power cord...one goes to the battery. first question...what to do with the yellow wire? 

Second question...what is the other cord for? It has five individual wires including what looks like a ground???

This unit will be mounted on my kayak if that makes a difference. 

Thanks in advance.

I found this for you, Could  be helpful. http://www.hobiecat.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=78&t=50090&start=15

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Try moving your topic to the reflector ice forum.  I'm sure one of the members that frequents it can give you the answer. 

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21 hours ago, FordsnFishin said:

I know it goes against guy code. ...

 

But reading manuals that come in the boxes are very handy. 

yeah, thanks. very helpful. already done that. they have a one page diagram that doesn't mention anything about the second set of wires

thanks Jonathan and PapaJoe for the help/suggestions. I think I have it figured out. 

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