🔌 Garmin 010-11617-10 Echo Series 10 Foot Transducer Extension Cable Review

I installed my Garmin right before the start in winter, only the cable from the sensor to the place where I installed the chartplotter broke! It was annoying but it solved the problem.

I have a Garmin Striker Plus 4Cv and I couldn't install it in the right 3 inch spot. It worked great and I haven't noticed any issues with the Striker now that I only have 30ft of cord. The extra cable is twisted and secured under my helmet.

The new Echo series GPS/Dashfinder I bought had a 19ft cable, I thought it had 20ft like any others I owned. I bought this extension because it was 6 cm too short. This 10 foot cable works well. Garmin did not list the length of the cable on the box it came in.

This cable is required when purchasing small Garmin devices. I bought this for my 22ft pontoon and after installing the unit (very easy btw) the converter cable was too short. If you're buying a smaller Garmin for a bigger boat, buy that too.

This was the perfect solution to install on my 24ft pontoon boat. The cable that came with the Garmin Echo 551dv I bought was about 3 feet shorter because I had to mount the transducer on the port pontoon because the swim ladder was too close to the starboard pontoon. I was a little afraid that this would affect the quality of the signal, but in the end (no pun intended) it all worked out great! I have no loss of signal and the install was reliable and I will trust it for years to come!

Cable helped me. The sensor was attached to the trolling motor at the front of my pontoon and the cable wasn't long enough to reach the rudder. I don't tow my boat and like to remove my trolling motor at the end of the year. With this extension I was able to route the cables at the rudder and also remove the trolling motor by unplugging it at the cable connection. I can't work under a boat so I was able to run a cable around the outside edge of the boat to adjust my needs. The signal quality…