Smithvillesteve Posted May 14, 2020 Posted May 14, 2020 I am having issues getting a nice screen shot when i use just the 2D sonar. I tried watching a video on Youtube where the guy claimed: use 83 kilowitz; Advance low; Surface clarity off; Sensitivity 2-5. Sometimes its hard to read the numbers like surface temps and/or depth. i dont get any color like yellow or red on the bottom telling me what kind of bottom there is. I am 68 years old and NOT good with technology. Wish i could show you a picture. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Downscan seems to be ok and Sidescan seems to be ok.
Bgctrading Posted May 14, 2020 Posted May 14, 2020 I am definitely no electronics or table Rock Bass fishing expert. but where are you on the lake if you are near me I am planning on doing a lot of fishing tomorrow we caught several today. And I would show you my screen or look at yours and we could see what we could figure out. I am 36 years old. If that makes a difference.
dblades Posted May 15, 2020 Posted May 15, 2020 I don't know if that unit has CHIRP but 83 Khz would be a wide(r) view in normal 2D sonar. You'll get more returns but they might be further away from the boat. I think my HDS units run 2d at either 200 or 50 KHZ.
fozzype Posted May 16, 2020 Posted May 16, 2020 I highly suggest a hard reset of the factory settings..run on automatic and for 90 percent of the time you won't have to touch it. B. Foz
Smithvillesteve Posted May 16, 2020 Author Posted May 16, 2020 Thanks boys very much. BGC i really appreciate your invite. I was coming down this weekend but the forecast kept me home. I really would like to have someone hop in my boat and give me a tutorial. I'm up the White by Big M but wouldnt mind trailering somewhere to meet you. Pretty sure this unit has Chirp DBlades. I'll try the 200 kilo or the 50. Appreciate your help. And I will try and figure out how to do a hard reset of the factory settings Fozztype. Thanks for trying to help me out.
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