Garmin Livescope XR Transducer vs. Livescope LVS34

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[@Fishingforbasstv]

cool vid brotha

[@johndoe-st8rl]

So, if you're jigging for lake trout at 200' feet and under with your 1oz. to 2oz. lures you should be able to see it on the 62XR and fish also?

[@mehmetmenzi2838]

Thank you for nice video. Have you test them in freshwater or saltwater?
I plan to use this equipment in 300 feet saltwater and I have a Garmin GPSMap 8610; could I connect them?
by the way I have airmare B175M transducer

[@detectvt9849]

Are both garmin head units the same size & model?

[@bassintech]

This is the best comparison video on youtube. Does the XR pick up fish on forward facing beyond 200 feet? From all the video I seen 200 feet is the limit even though it will shoot out to 400+feet.

[@TheBoatDoc]

Yes about 200"

[@Adventures521]

Professional fishermen or professional electronics