DI::Might have to start using Blue

You could get real crazy like me and have a rainbow of colors!


http://i758.photobucket.com/albums/x...HDSpics003.png


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I like the green. Might try it next..

Where have you been, G-S?

I mix blue in some on ds, but use the brown 90% of the time. Here's you a couple green ones Don.

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Thanks Justin..The older my eyes get the more I need the brighter colors.

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What makes you think they're at 5 feet and not 15?

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I agree with Gene. A simple analogy is: if you are on roof of your house looking down , you mostly see your roof. If you are in a tree next to your house, you clearly see the sides. Keep this in mind.

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I agree with Gene. A simple analogy is: if you are on roof of your house looking down , you mostly see your roof. If you are in a tree next to your house, you clearly see the sides. Keep this in mind.

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This is more of a side view which skews the depth of the fish. (distance to transducer)

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Originally Posted by Cane Pole

I agree with Gene. A simple analogy is: if you are on roof of your house looking down , you mostly see your roof. If you are in a tree next to your house, you clearly see the sides. Keep this in mind.

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Gotchya! Thanks for explanation. Wondering if they'll come out with a di/SI for dummies book. if they do,I'll be the first one to order

I use si/di split screen. The average water depth here is 12ft, so I select si @ 20 ft. I know exactly when I am on top of structure/baitfish etc because the di splits the image. That is when I pay attention to the di. I don't hunt for structure anymore, just fish.

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Originally Posted by Danny2072

Gotchya! Thanks for explanation. Wondering if they'll come out with a di/SI for dummies book. if they do,I'll be the first one to order

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Good stuff on youtube about sonar of all types.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rS4ONUeQQQg

Nice pics. I have used green for a few years and now with the HDS 7 I have found I like the blue also.