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MANUAL ONLY FOR Eagle Fish finding Sonar and GPS Transducer. Booklet did get wet, once but is completely dry now and not compromised by water. It has 164 pages on Installation and operation of Eagle Transducer CUDA 350. Lost yours? Get mine. Sold boat. Media mail shipping is $2.61. |
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