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Just ordered a HDS 7 and structurescan and would like to know if you use both transducers or just the one that came with the structurescan?

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The Structure Scan transducer only has the Structure Scan frequencies. You need both and to overlay the technologies, you need the transducers within a foot of each other.

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thanks

It's strange that this information is not in the install guide.

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I have one more question. Along with the Hot & ground wire is a yellow wire that is for a switch on the dash. I only have three switches on my dash that are being used for lights bilage ect... Do I need a switch to turn the structure scan off so I don't drain the battery when the boat is not in use? Or will the structurescan power down when I turn the HDS 7 off?

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If you connect the yellow wire on the LSS1 power cord to the yellow wire on the HDS7 power cord it will power up and down with the HDS unit

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Wiring the LSS yellow to the yellow on your HDS is certainly an option, but I do prefer to wire the LSS yellow to an independent switch.  If you have no available ACC switches factory-installed, you can just add an additional toggle switch.  Wired this way, I can turn the LSS on and off when I want to.  This conserves both battery power (for example, while tourney fishing and running livewell pumps all day) and longevity of the LSS transducer.  I see no reason to have it running when your are not using it.

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