Echo Sounder / FishFinder
An echo sounder is one of the many types of equipment used for marine navigation. This device is used to measure water depth by transmitting acoustic waves downward into the water by a transducer, which will be reflected from the bed as an echo. The time interval between the emission of the sound pulse and its return, along with the speed of sound in water, are then used to calculate the depth of the water.
Choosing an Echo Sounder
There are a few features that make for an excellent echo sounder. When shopping for your new fish-finding weaponry, here are some basic characteristics to look out for:
Resolution Revolution: The resolution comes with several aspects to look out for. You may want to consider one with a high vertical pixel count as it offers better resolution. Be sure to also look out for one a big screen with good backlighting and view-ability.
Transducers: Arguably the most important feature of an echo sounder, transducers transmit and receive the signal. Be sure to consider the transducer’s power, type, and location, as it can make a whole world of difference in terms of accuracy and usefulness. The Active Imaging 3-in-1 Nosecone Transducer for Ghost Trolling Motor, for instance, offers powerful fish-finding capability and high-resolution images of structure and cover below and to the sides of the ship.
Grey and Colour Line: The Grey Line and Colour Line refer to a function that gives anglers a refined definition of objects and fish close to or right on the bottom.
Bottom Lock: The bottom lock function displays the bottom as a straight line while displaying targets, such as vegetation and fish, above the bottom.Â
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