Do some quick maintenance for a successful start to the fishing/boating season. Check fluid levels on all non-maintenance-free batteries. Add distilled water if necessary. Fully charge all batteries; don't overcharge. Clean all terminals and connections and snug up battery connections with a wrench. Check other connections such as wire nuts and screws. Clean the transducer face with a nylon scrub pad. Keep bug repellents and sunscreen off the locator screen.
Bill Diedrich is a retired Minnetonka math teacher with a love of fishing electronics.
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