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  1. 04-08-2015, 12:52 PM #1
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    Default transducer cone angle cauculator


    Neat little site,

    how much bottom am i covering?

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    Nothing there.



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    I see it OK.
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    Can go to it but it will not populate any info.
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    I got the site but it says I need a special plug in to see it.....then it does not tell what the plug in is
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    here it is again,
    all i can do is copy and paste it

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    Both links work for me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barnacle Bill View Post
    Both links work for me.
    Me too !! But, I use this chart for calculating the width of my 455 & 800kHz signals.



    For my DI unit, it's pretty easy to remember 0.8 x depth for 800kHz and 1.5 x depth for 455kHz ... to give me the spread width of my DI signal. That much math I can do in my head

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