Final 2D Sonar Insights

[@weFishAU]

Other episodes in this series: 2D Sonar 101: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJO9ipimjKuYqrc Arches and other things: kzbin.info/www/bejne/maPGmIyJrKZ_epY Bottom Hardness and Speed: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqfHfahseZ2ehKs Final 2D Sonar Insights: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jl6Qn62YiNqIeas Down Vision Sonar Basics: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHyTq5SBmpyFapY

[@fotto86]

You have an incredible talent for something being complex and explaining it in a simple easy to understand way. Great content as always

[@weFishAU]

Thank you, I appreciate the comment. Glad you are getting something out of it.

[@seastrength1291]

very helpful information Paul. I now wish I had 3D imaging as well as 2D. It certainly makes fish images much easier to interpret. I will, however, rearrange my Axiom sonar to display both high and low frequency images together as per your screen layout. Hopefully, this will help with better image interpretation.

[@weFishAU]

Yes, I really like my 3D but you can get a lot from 2D once you master how to interpret it! Splitting the screen with high and low frequencies will help.

[@duffusedward1326]

What's the length of your boat in meters? Will multiple fish finders interfere with each other?

[@weFishAU]

My boat is 6.2m. They won't interfere if they are operating on different frequencies. I have 4 transducers on my boat, B54, TM265LH, Humminbird, and a Cannon (for thei downrigger). The frequencies are far enough apart that I don't get any interference.

[@keriboi]

Battery voltage a tad low?

[@weFishAU]

No. Voltage on the bus sits around 14v when the engine is running, a bit over 12 when it is not. I have a Victron voltage controller between the battery and the sounders to smooth the supply and make sure the voltage is less than +/- 0.1 volts of the set point. It could probably be adjusted up a couple of tenths but since everything is working fine I leave well enough alone.