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What size hole is required to be cut through the hull for the DST100?
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The DST100 can be mounted through the hull using either a plastic or bronze housing. The plastic and bronze housings require a 2" hole (51mm).
Posted - Tue, Jun 17, 2008 4:32 PM. This article has been viewed 2700 times.
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