Manuals
How does SONAR work? |
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| SONAR (SOund NAvigation RAnging). | |
| Sound moves thru water at about 4920 feet/second (almost a mile).
Your fish finder measures the amount of time it takes for the sound pulse it sends out to travel to the bottom and back. In simple terms your fish finder acts first like a speaker (sending the sound out) and then switches over to a microphone (picking the sound up). Now anything that gets in the path, sends back an echo which can be interpreted by your fish finders electronics as bottom, fish, rocks, logs. |
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Fishing Knots | ![]() |
Filtering Electrical Interference | ||
| If you are having a hard time understanding the terminology used in your fish finder manual, I would suggest you visit our Glossary page by clicking here. I am sure the information will aid in clarifying your understanding and assist in getting the optimum results which after all is to catch more fish. |
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