I should add that based on my two years of experience with a DFF-3D and a B175H CHIRP transducer driven by the internal TZT 3 sounder, there will definitely be visible streaks of interference on both sounder displays. If you set the interference filter at "High" on both sounders, the interference marks will go away. It does not seem to hurt the performance in showing fish very much. Of course it is not so easy to determine the absence of something so the interference filter may be having more of an effect than is obvious. The external KP seems like a cleaner way to deal with the issue.
The other thing you can do that will help is to set a custom frequency range for the HF CHIRP that starts above the 165Hz used by the DFF-3D. This works less well than I would have expected and is not a s successful in reducing the vertical streaks from the interference as setting the filters on high.
I find it a bit "un-Furuno like" that the company would offer the products knowing that a substantial number of DFF-3D users will also be running HF CHIRP sounders with overlapping frequency ranges. I don't know enough about sonar technology but wouldn't t be possible to have a tuned 165Hz filter in the TZT 3 sonar circuit so it would not transmit or receive that frequency and thus eliminate the two-0way interference problem? It's not like we are trying to use a Simrad or Garmin sounder with the DFF-03D and experiencing the issue -- it's two Furuno products interfering with each other.