The General has been complaining of late that when he tries to look downward to detect any approaching torpedoes (or maybe it was stationary rocks and shoals)-perhaps I lost a little in the translation-anyway, he has a ReaRanger PL-1B, Digital Depth Sounder w/LCD Display, which was manufactured by SeaRanger Marine, Inc of Red Bank, New Jersey. I have tried unsuccessfully to locate this company anywhere in New Jersey (or anywhere else for that matter). I need to find somebody who can repair this device !!!!!!! The General has been quite limited in his snoopin 'n' poopin' capabilities while out on submarine watch in and around Tampa Bay because of the malfunctioning of his eyes (or was it ears ?) some appendage or another is affected. You can only imagine the imminent danger this places McDill AFB in or at the very least, the fertilizer plant, without the General's sixth sense about what's floating in (or under) the waters nearby. This could even get into the newspapers if word gets out !!! So, if anyone can steer me in the right direction, I (and the Florida southwest coastline) would be deeply grateful. Sincerely, Jim Renforth M/V General Brock Valrico, FL

 Be careful where you mount the Fish Finder -- they throw off lots of

> Don't try to repair these gadgets, get a fishfinder for a little more > than a hundred bucks, glue the sending unit to a near horizontal > section INSIDE your hull with silicone goop and you're up and running. > Be careful where you mount the Fish Finder -- they throw off lots of RDF which may have an interesting effect on Loran or Radar - if not carefully shielded . Ken

JRenforth@intermedia.com writes: >I need to find somebody who can repair this device !!!!!!! Don't try to repair these gadgets, get a fishfinder for a little more than a hundred bucks, glue the sending unit to a near horizontal section INSIDE your hull with silicone goop and you're up and running.