This one isn't mine but it has a fish in just about every bed ...
http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/r...pshiw4pd6q.jpg
Rickie
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This one isn't mine but it has a fish in just about every bed ...
http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/r...pshiw4pd6q.jpg
Rickie
what your saying is true for the humminbird core units, but this shot comes from an onix10.the onix will display 360/si/di all at the same times.......here's another shot ...you can see blue gills on the left side of the si....http://i826.photobucket.com/albums/z...pspf2piqbq.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by rnvinc
This is interesting ...Quote:
Originally Posted by kosmo
I learn something every day ...
Rickie
I experienced the same thing with my 899. The water was muddy so I wouldn't have seen them without the side scan. There was no mistaking what it was on the screen.Quote:
Originally Posted by chaunc
The si/di needs to be set to 800khz while the 360 is running.If si/di are set to 455khz while the 360 is running , it's usable, but there will be interference showing on the screen.The same thing applies for getting the best si.while running si on 455khz, run the di on 800khz or the other way.wway.works the same.Or just turn one or the other off, if it's not being used at the time.once the 360 is turned on, it doesn't take long to figure out if there's another 455khz running also.Quote:
Originally Posted by rnvinc
Amazing how clearly those fish show up in the beds! I am excited to see that kind of screen clarity in such shallow water. Maybe I can look under those Cypress knees after all.Quote:
Originally Posted by rnvinc
How about a couple more fish beds:biggrin The chart speed was wrong as I crossed them, so they are elongated. Also notice that I was in 3 or 4 feet of water. I could have narrowed the width of the scan and adjusted sensitivity to get a more "level" color rather than extremely bright in the middle and dark out on the edge.
I'd like to get SI , but it would have to be off my troller. I run a 40 tiller off the back. Really no where to mount screen or ducer in the back.
Thought about using an old troller shaft and mount to put the ducer on off one side at the front so turning the troller won't effect it.
I've got side imaging on my trolling motor.i like it there, it's not very hard to get good images with it mounted on the trolling motor.Quote:
Originally Posted by tcounty
Really appreciate all of the great input. I will definitely be getting SI on my next unit. We have a large population of Shell Crackers here on my home lake but it is very hard to find there beds, maybe with the SI I can be a little more successful this spring.