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Here are a few screenshots from the last couple of weeks for people like me who like to see what others are seeing.Attachment 386168Attachment 386169Attachment 386170Attachment 386171Attachment 386172Attachment 386173
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Awesome as always roy!
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Really nice pictures, I don't know why. But I've never found them in big schools like that where I fish, usually they're scattered out, or a few here and a few there on tops and brush. But never large schools like what some of y'all find
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Usually the bigger the school the smaller the fish.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paris
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Again, thanks for sharing the awesome screenshots from your onboard electronics.
I've been working hard to learn all I can about mine... so I can get the most of out of 'em.
It's really not that difficult... but there is a considerable learning curve for sure.
Outstanding shots Roy! Wow how nice it would be to find them stacked that way and hungry!
You do good work Roy.
Really nice shots, thanks for sharing with us.
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Really nice shots, Roy, as usual. Been meaning to ask. Helix 10 Gen 2 and my side image does not seem to depict what I know is in its view (because LS does). This is a recent situation. Should I factory reset to try to get the image back? DI, Nav, etc. all working fine.
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[QUOTE=dhaire;4061529]Really nice shots, Roy, as usual. Been meaning to ask. Helix 10 Gen 2 and my side image does not seem to depict what I know is in its view (because LS does). This is a recent situation. Should I factory reset to try to get the image back? DI, Nav, etc. all working fine.
Well it sure won't hurt to do a factory default reset but if everything else.looks good it may not help.
I've heard of some issues with recent updates but most have complained about the down image.
Take a couple of screenshots and post them here so we can see what your not seeing.
I will say this.
I like to fish docks.
I think Humminbird has the best side imaging for cruising past a dock and seeing fish.
Too many times now to count I have ridden past a dock and seen zero fish with my SI.
I've then turned and aimed my Livescope at the dock and spotted a nice size school of fish, sometimes over a dozen or more.
This happened as recent as my last trip out.
I wouldn't believe it if I hadn't seen it. Now I know to make sure a dock is not holding fish I need to Livescope it!
[QUOTE=dhaire;4061529]Really nice shots, Roy, as usual. Been meaning to ask. Helix 10 Gen 2 and my side image does not seem to depict what I know is in its view (because LS does). This is a recent situation. Should I factory reset to try to get the image back? DI, Nav, etc. all working fine.
Well it sure won't hurt to do a factory default reset but if everything else.looks good it may not help.
I've heard of some issues with recent updates but most have complained about the down image.
Take a couple of screenshots and post them here so we can see what your not seeing.
I will say this.
I like to fish docks.
I think Humminbird has the best side imaging for cruising past a dock and seeing fish.
Too many times now to count I have ridden past a dock and seen zero fish with my SI.
I've then turned and aimed my Livescope at the dock and spotted a nice size school of fish, sometimes over a dozen or more.
This happened as recent as my last trip out.
I wouldn't believe it if I hadn't seen it. Now I know to make sure a dock is not holding fish I need to Livescope it!
That is why I have not paid too much attention to SI as the LS seems to fill the gap. I did do the latest Basecamp and Helix 10 update. Now I have to reset my views. I should know tomorrow if any of this worked. I will also try different frequencies, contrasts, etc. to make sure the problem is not the headspace and timing of the operator (old Army adage about individual error).
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Let us know what you see.
Wow...