Thread: Humminbird 99 series 800 Khz possible fix.

The standard transducer does not support 800 Khz.......You only have 800Khz if you upgrade to the HDSI transducer.

If it were me, I probably wouldn't do that now. If you do it before installing the transducer, HB will exchange it for a small upgrade fee.

Originally Posted by BobB

The standard transducer does not support 800 Khz.......You only have 800Khz if you upgrade to the HDSI transducer.

If it were me, I probably wouldn't do that now. If you do it before installing the transducer, HB will exchange it for a small upgrade fee.

So if you were me you would just stay what I have? I think I am satisfied with what Im seeing on my graph, but may just be cuz I dont know what im missing by not ever seeing a 800khz image. lol

Originally Posted by LowePro

So if you were me you would just stay what I have? I think I am satisfied with what Im seeing on my graph, but may just be cuz I dont know what im missing by not ever seeing a 800khz image. lol

I have an 899 and the HD Transducer. My 800 kHz has the wash out and I have no clue what the 800 si would look like when working properly. I have done very well using the 455 but I will send my unit in because I want it to be 100 percent of what I purchased. I may not use the 800 si but I am sure that I will sell this unit in less than a year and I would want it to be in good working order for who ever would buy it. I am looking forward to using it in 800 kHz to see if it is any better. This past spring I was killing the big Gills and shell crackers out of Center Hill and Laurel Hill Lake. I found the beds with the si and could see the fish in the beds. I don't know if having 800 kHz could make my fishing any better but I would like to find out.


Regards

Originally Posted by LowePro

So if you were me you would just stay what I have? I think I am satisfied with what Im seeing on my graph, but may just be cuz I dont know what im missing by not ever seeing a 800khz image. lol

not knowing is a grade above forgetting how.