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Thread: 2D vs DI vs SI

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    Default 2D vs DI vs SI


    Here are three screen shots of the same piece of structure. Notice the fish on the structure. The 2D sensitivity is a little hot but you can tell from the 2D and DI how deep you should fish. The DI helps break out the fish a little bit better than the 2D. The SI is the ticket though.. it tells you what side of the boat and give you a great look at the structure so you know exactly what you are fishing and where it is located.





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    As soon as you start your "Reading The Screen For Dummies" class, sign me up.
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    im in too!!!!!

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    Zack has perfected using HB SI units.
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    Hmmm.. I wonder if I could get HB to sponsor that.. ha.. I'll show you what I know anytime... I like that kind of stuff

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