Find the item(s) in the image below that definately indicate the SI xducer is properly adjusted "tail up/tail down"...
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Find the item(s) in the image below that definately indicate the SI xducer is properly adjusted "tail up/tail down"...
Attachment 273092
Rickie
THE BLOCK IS SHAPE RIGHT LETTING YOU KNOW THAT SPEED OF BOAT IS RIGHT WITH SI UNIT,DON'T KNOW WHAT TAILS UP AND TAILS DOWN MEAN:dono
I think Rickie is saying that the transducer is level, not high or low on the tail?
If that is the case, I need to post an image for my explanation, but will wait for a while and think on it!
One would be that the sonar shadows are perfectly horizontal
Nice BobB, that is a concise correct answer in my book.
By using the 2 long shadows one on left and right, you could rule out those objects were not tilted themselves and hence the ducer should be level! Beats my original idea!
Well now that he is talking about level ducer ,i agree on 2 long shadows but also corner of block is straight in line with shadow also.but again a block or tire or something you know its shape ,when its change shape speed is off,not his question but a good help to us in adjusting our units,sorry i first misunderstood you
rickie, I've got to question this one? I always run my transducer tilted way down towards the rear.i really don't see much difference ihttp://i826.photobucket.com/albums/z...psffc7df6e.pngn the shadow angle on si, but it does show on the 2dhttp://i826.photobucket.com/albums/z...psf4ed6947.png
I never really thought about the shadow being slanted , due to the transducer being out of line.it does seem like that would be the case.but I don't see it in my shots that I reviewed
Shadow will slant if object is leaning like maybe a tree,i like a bridge post for checking one out