Finally I understand that side view beam is not sent at an angle slightly less than 90, but the complimentary angle to that of the down imaging angle.. Thank you
From my understanding at 3:15 the barge is actually only 25 ft from the center of the boat the black in the Side imaging is actually the Down imaging view. So you need to keep this in mind that even though you have your side view to 144 FT, you are in 50 foot of water so you are seeing out to 94 foot side imaging.
Yeah someone definitely needs to put this one to bed, it's confusing - can see it either way.. From what I've read, this man in the video is correct but I side with you.. I'm going to go out and drive next to a huge drop-off close to shore. Say I am in 100ft of water depth but only 10 feet from the shore. By his logic I should not be able to see the shoreline bottom on the screen even at an adequate range setting but from your standpoint the shoreline should appear at around the 110 ft mark on the screen. Sound good?
So a question on adding Side Vu to the mix. In the middle of building a boat. I have a GSD 26 paired with Airmar SS175's (HW & M) on a 7410 and 7408. All Garmin was purchased from you guys last month! Can I just add a side vu transducer to the mix? Would it hook up to the 7410 or is there a way to hook up the three on the GSD?
Clearvu and sidevu can't find fish. Don't waste your money on clearvu or sidevu. Stick to traditional sonar and you'll be a more successful and 100times happier angler. Take this advice, you'll thank me.
Jeff, you are correct that SideVu and ClearVu have a hard time finding fish, but that is not the intention. The much higher frequency SideVu and ClearVu use is to find harder returns like structure. They are used to find structure faster by letting you see what is out to the sides of your boat. If the fish you are targeting like to hang out near structure then SideVu and ClearVu will help you. Then you use the CHIRP or Traditional sonar to find the fish when you are on the structure. If you are not looking to target fish that are around Wrecks, Reefs or other structure then SideVu and ClearVu are not for you.
Finally I understand that side view beam is not sent at an angle slightly less than 90, but the complimentary angle to that of the down imaging angle.. Thank you
From my understanding at 3:15 the barge is actually only 25 ft from the center of the boat the black in the Side imaging is actually the Down imaging view. So you need to keep this in mind that even though you have your side view to 144 FT, you are in 50 foot of water so you are seeing out to 94 foot side imaging.
Yeah someone definitely needs to put this one to bed, it's confusing - can see it either way.. From what I've read, this man in the video is correct but I side with you.. I'm going to go out and drive next to a huge drop-off close to shore. Say I am in 100ft of water depth but only 10 feet from the shore. By his logic I should not be able to see the shoreline bottom on the screen even at an adequate range setting but from your standpoint the shoreline should appear at around the 110 ft mark on the screen. Sound good?
Gosh, thanks so much for showing us how it works!
Great video. Is there way to a reduce the transducer feedback beam?
Can the sonar help you single hand a boat through shoals and near surface objects?
What is the best SideVu and ClearVu transducer on the market for 2020?
Good info , thanks, That was a GT 51 transducer?
What mount is that on a rail? Thx
Hi. I have an Echomap 52 DV and the DownVu mode does not appear on the screen to select. Can you tell what might be happening?
So a question on adding Side Vu to the mix. In the middle of building a boat. I have a GSD 26 paired with Airmar SS175's (HW & M) on a 7410 and 7408. All Garmin was purchased from you guys last month! Can I just add a side vu transducer to the mix? Would it hook up to the 7410 or is there a way to hook up the three on the GSD?
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Clearvu and sidevu can't find fish. Don't waste your money on clearvu or sidevu. Stick to traditional sonar and you'll be a more successful and 100times happier angler. Take this advice, you'll thank me.
Jeff, you are correct that SideVu and ClearVu have a hard time finding fish, but that is not the intention. The much higher frequency SideVu and ClearVu use is to find harder returns like structure. They are used to find structure faster by letting you see what is out to the sides of your boat. If the fish you are targeting like to hang out near structure then SideVu and ClearVu will help you. Then you use the CHIRP or Traditional sonar to find the fish when you are on the structure. If you are not looking to target fish that are around Wrecks, Reefs or other structure then SideVu and ClearVu are not for you.
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