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Billbob and I played with the sonar some yesterday afternoon. Here is a image of the Lowrance trail using Ipilot. Notice I am moseying along at .2mph and no donut.
I enabled spotlock on wpt 39-1.
http://i188.photobucket.com/albums/z...08/shot3-1.png
Spotlock enabled on a small brush heap. Siting in position kinda elongates things. ha
http://i188.photobucket.com/albums/z...%208/shot1.png
So did you fish or just play? Sometimes its more fun to just play. I could play all day with them gadgets But my son in law who fishes with me gets too ancy.
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Must be better weather there than it is here
Broke the ice loose from boat and went out. Water temp 38*. Lots of ice with seal gulls walking around on the ice pecking out frozen shad.Quote:
Originally Posted by frank lawhead
What is the flat top on the structure?
Looks like a wire spool.Or maybe they lost their kitchen table off the boat.
Yeah I think you're right about the spool. I didn't notice the bottom of it as the top had me too intrigued. Of course you could be right about the kitchen table too. :)
look at the speed
[QUOTE=Cane Pole;1377657]Billbob and I played with the sonar some yesterday afternoon. Here is a image of the Lowrance trail using Ipilot. Notice I am moseying along at .2mph and no donut.
I wish I knew what that was like....:(....pretty please HB...fix this donut...??!!
You enabled spot lock on waypoint 39-1...I can deduce that the wind was blowing about 10 to 12 mph out of the north. Looks like it blew you about 12 to 15 feet off the waypoint before it was able to correct. Would I be correct in this assesment?
XXXX look at the aroow the last spot that is the pic. it shows the track taken when the pic is taken
that will cost you lunch like WB says
Is that a yes or no??Quote:
Originally Posted by billbob
Close.Quote:
Originally Posted by feelay
How fast does that Spotlock get you back into position? Does it have your line sideways like mine? I wished the speed was adjustable. With a 80# TM on a 900 lb alumninum boat, I'm racing back to the spot when it decides it's out of position.
Same here, and then it over corrects, then your flying around like a pin ball. I like spotlock on nice calm days but windy days I would just assume not even use it. If it would slowly get you back to your point and make small corrections to keep you there that would be great but mine doesnt do that at all.......Quote:
Originally Posted by Stymie