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I hope you guys are following Fishton's experiments with the HDI xducer on the Lowrance Gen2 Touch...
Interesting results (at very reasonable cost)...
http://www.bbcboards.net/lowrance-ga...ducer-hds.html
http://www.bassing.co.za/bassingforu...ducer-hds.html
Rickie
I started to PM you a link to that the other day in case you were interested.
Thanks John...I'm following all the forums pretty closely to see where technology takes us...Quote:
Originally Posted by CatFan
I already have the LSS 2 and HDI from my HB experiments...
I may end up with the Lowrance Touch yet just to play with...
Rickie
Lowrance 000-10976-001 transducer. Is'nt that the transducer one buys for the touch anyway?
http://lr.factoryoutletstore.com/det...10976-001.html
Those are the cleanest 2d images I've ever seen. I'll keep an eye on the threads.
That is the standard 2D transducer. Fishton said that is the one he used, but above he says he is using the 200/83/800/455 HDI transducer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crappie Reaper
Fishton's tests with the tennis balls is quite intuitive...
Rickie
Hi Guys,
Yes, I am currently using the 83/200/455/800kHz HDI transducer for my HDS units now.
Regards
John
www.fishtec.co.za
Thanks for stopping in Fishton...Quote:
Originally Posted by Fishton
Always glad to see your user name here...
Rickie
Thanks Rickie.
I thought the three images of the buoy were interesting. With the high chirp the knot in the rope and the buoy showed probably close to their shape like a ds image. While the medium chirp and HDI td hooked directly to the unit showed up as an arches. The HDI td hooked direct did show the concrete weight as not part of the bottom though while the chirp didn't.
Fishton and rnvinc I really enjoy both of your post, they are always so informative, thanks for all the detail info and time it takes to study and test this new depthfinder technology as it evolves yearly. wtg!
Thank you for reading them Countrytime.