Haven't seen this discussed, but when viewing DI, what forward speed is optimum for the best image? Is it similar to the forward speed of SI?
Wannabe...
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Haven't seen this discussed, but when viewing DI, what forward speed is optimum for the best image? Is it similar to the forward speed of SI?
Wannabe...
Depends on what is is.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Wannabe...
The SI device is what also produces your Down Image-DI so-- I would assume getting the side imaging adjusted correctly, is what is also needed for DI to be proper adjustment.
Yep same conditions.
The optimum speed is 3 to 4 mph.
Dat's a little fast for spider riggin...I hope I can find a compromise in the settings......Quote:
Originally Posted by Joby @ Humminbird
I lost my virginity compromising. Can't remember when or which time either.
Was it with a Low or a Hb????:o:o:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cane Pole
I Think It Was With A Flasher--:):)
you have lost it toooooooooo meny times
Good one Frank.....:D:D:DQuote:
Originally Posted by frank lawhead
:):):):):):)Quote:
Originally Posted by frank lawhead
Just wanted to state for the record that if any of you guys need DIRT on Wannabe I got it!! Lets just say his electrical skills leave something to be desired and he can't fling much more than just POO :)~Quote:
Originally Posted by Wannabe...
Here is a DI shot for you Chris :)
http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...nar/S00135.png
Are you saying that because that is interferance on his screen. Im confused but IS that interferance in the water columnQuote:
Originally Posted by T Mike
No sir that is more than likely the result of me going back and forth over that tree a few times with my boat.Quote:
Originally Posted by CrappieCrazed
kinda looks like prop wash
Does look like prop wash.Quote:
Originally Posted by beagle man
I see some of the same "scatter" when I'm dealing with prop wash or other turbulent waters, like we have on the Mississippi (first two pics). The second of those two pics shows be pulling up behind a barge, which really gets the water churned up. Little bit of noise? Yep. Still a very useful image? You bet!
Otherwise, I get wonderful clarity, like the third and fourth pics.
That line that runs across at 8ft. with the 38 and 58 is that the thermocline and temp above and below?
Water temperature graph. This can be toggled on or off.
Jason can u explain that better like what it does to a dumb ass like me
It's a graph of surface water temperature (y axis) as a function of time (x axis). I don't recall the length of time that is displayed on the graph, but I think it's supposed to correlate with the displayed sonar history. Greg or Joby can correct me if I'm wrong about that.Quote:
Originally Posted by wilbur
Thanks Jason i sure thought it was the thermocline
This is what the thermocline looks like....in 2D and SI.
Are u talking about the red line at 45ft.? Cant see at all on si.
On the si is that it just to left of line of boat?