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Question: Does it come with the silver face plate, all parts and instruction manual? Want to buy but need to know first.
Document: You have to apply the label to the display depending on what color face you would like. The adhesive of the label is extremely aggressive (as expected) and you only get "1" chance to get it right. There were 2 layers of protective film on my gauge! The first one covered the whole face. The second one was thicker and just covered the display area in the center. The second one is almost the exact size of the cutout in the sticker you need to apply.
Does what it says on the box... easy to use, easy to instal. Very pleased with the depth gauge and would buy one again. Comes with three colour bezzels - Black, white and silver so looks like a factory fitted unit then installed.
The directions make it seem as if it will be difficult to find just the right spot on the transom to put the depth sounder but it's really easy. Run the cable to the helm (it's a little short, so make sure it's long enough or order an extension cable when you buy this unit), drill a hole for the gauge, add a fuse. Worked great the first time, and second and third.
I bought and installed this depth finder on my 18 ft. bowrider last summer. It worked great at first. This summer, it started giving inaccurate readings by about +10 ft., when before it was dead on accurate. Then the last trip out, it just died. I was actually monitoring it when the display went blank. I thought I had blown a fuse for sure, but no such luck. I wouldn't buy it again since it lasted exactly 15 months.
I haven't had a chance to install the depth gauge. It's exactly what I need, depth with an alarm. It will fit nicely in my dash with the other instruments. Should be an easy installation.
When I was applying the face decal, the reaming protective sticker shifted and I realized it was not part of the gauge! It became stuck to the back of the face decal. Luckily I was able to separate it before I had the decal fully installed. It took a small amount of adhesive off of the main decal but overall it still ended up looking good.
installed in a 2008 sea ray 185 sport, bought the boat used, the original buyer did not elect the factory depth sounder option. the hummingbird gauge fit perfectly in the blank on my instrument panel, and the guage came with multiple color options for the face and bezel ring. looks factory!! i tested the transducer just forward (towards bow) of the float switch for the bilge pump.
Well, again I was pleasantly surprised that it works GREAT! I used the same epoxy I used last fall on my old boat.The depth finder comes with the transducer that you can transom mount or glue it in the hull and three different colored face rings, if you are installing the gauge outside the dash panel. You also get a white and black peel and stick face for the gauge, so it will match the rest of your existing gauges.
Very quick shipment, great price, super easy to install and works great. I used liquid nails, put a big glob on the bottom of my boat and stuck it in it. It has now hardened like a rock and the unit works perfectly. High speeds, low speeds and when I measured it was accurate within an inch or so. Love the fact that it has different face plates to match your boat. A white one, a chrome one and a black one that could be painted any color.
I epoxied the transponder to the bottom of the hull in my sailboat and it works great. I tested it first by just putting it in a plastic bag with water in it and setting it where I wanted to glue it and made sure it was going to work.
Answer: The HDR 650 has an Installation and Operations Manual.  There are two face plates, one is black and the other is white.  Unit displays that I have seen show the black Face Plate.  The Unit also has three Trim Rings, one is black, one is white and the last is chrome.  I believe the instructions are good.  Follow the steps.  Read everything twice for a good understanding of the installation.  Measure twice and cut once where needed.