You sir, are THE MAN!! You took 6 months of me being totally confused about chartplotters and made it clear as can be in 21 minutes! Thank you very much!
I looked at so many videos to explain the charts and numbers and bought a 44cv and just realized it was the wrong one based on your video. Thanks for the info!
Double T, I just got to this video. I really appreciate you taking the time to explain all the variables and various units available from Garmin. I'm just getting into this stuff because, I have a 2014 Bennington Tri-toon boat with the Yamaha 350HP on it. The boat was fitted with a Garmin Echomap 50s on it from the factory. Well, that Garmin unit has been operating just fine up until a couple days ago. All of a sudden it lost charting. There's no contour mapping, no shore line, no coves etc. showing where we're at here in Lake Havasu AZ. Now, I know, lake Havasu's not that big but, I like to know my position and where certain coves and little hiding spots are. And this unit just lost all of that. Garmin tried desperately to assist me in updating the unit. But, that Echomap 50s is not accepting any updates for some odd reason. Soooooo, what this all means is, I think it's time to UPGRADE. The 50s was/is built into the dash and Garmin doesn't have anything newer that will fit into that hole in the dash. So, I'm gonna have to purchase a whole new unit. And watching your video has helped me learn on what I might want to go to. I surely appreciate it. Thank you. Scott
I just purchased a echomap uhd 75sv for my kayak. Here in Australia its preloaded with aus/nz blue chart and comes with a gt56uhd transducer out of the box. With active captain you have access to all of aus/nz coastal coastal, rivers and dams
Great video. I have the 93SV UHD partially based on your videos. I learn something new every time I’m on the water. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Dear Sir, I'm around your age and I was just looking for a plane chart plotter and maybe a fish finder. This video is very confusing so I will need a salesman to just give me what I think I need. Thank you, new guy on the water.
@yeechia7233 not that I’m aware of, there are some thru hull transducers that support side vu but they would stick down past the hull. For kayak they also have a side mount arm that swivels up out of the way, it’s not ideal and gets in the way sometimes but you have no issue with hull interferences. I used one till I built my sonar pod, link below czcams.com/video/K7ueY2lavMA/video.htmlsi=PWbf34AIAx1Vkwa3
@@DoubleTFishing working my way thru your series a 2nd time. I pick up more each time. Getting back into boating after a 10 year fly fishing break. Live in San Diego, buying a "pre-lived" 18 ft Grady-White center console that has an in-dash Echomap 74. Will put a T-Top on and wanted to add a small radar unit for safety when our fog rolls in off shore. Any way to integrate the current unit with radar or will I have to add a Garmin GPS Map Series and use it as a 2nd display? Guess I could take out the Echomap and put it on the front of the boat and replace its current position in-dash with the GPS Map unit if I can't integrate. From what I learned watching your information, I will not be able to share displays because they are diffent series, correct? Or was I just up late and got confused? 😅
@franktrucchio3979 That is what I understand they are not set up to communicate. I don’t have a GsMap so it might be worth a call to Garmin 800 800-1020. Thanks Rick
The side vu is a great tool for finding structure. Gives you allot more area coverage on larger bodies of water. It depends on your fishing style I suppose. Have a great day and thanks for watching.
thanks for the reply .. I do do a lot of big water .. so I am guessing it would be beneficial for the sv. Thanks again your videos are very informative and helpful when investing in these spendy toys.
Yes they are!! Just FYI the side and clear vu are limited on deep water, anything over 300’ deep, look closely at the transducer ratings for depth if it’s deep water
All I want to know is how deep in the sea does the Garmin uhd2 read with the TM20 transducer. Garmin claims 1900 feet which seems like a fiction to me. Has anybody actually gone to sea, turned the thing on, and observed how deep it actually read?
I’m actually not sure what the maximum is? I set my transducer to be level at 4-6 mph to get good images on clear and side view. My traditional cuts out when I get up on plane.
Hello from Sweden Thank you for very helpful information. Would you recommend ECHOMAP UHD2 5" Ice Fishing Bundle ? It will be my first ever fish finder 😊
Ok I have ordered me a fishing kayak that doesn’t have a place for a transducer. I will be using an in hull a GT M 15 or 8. I’m not sure which fish finders are compatible to. Can I use any of the striker series? I need a bigger screen as I’m 66 and bad eye site
Go ahead and search Garmin marine transducer selection guide and that will give you suggestions for the recommended unit. Pay attention to the number of pins your fish finder transducer accepts. You can also call Garmin at 800 800-1020 they are very helpful. Good luck with the new kayak!
Either during Black Friday or late February early March. At least that’s when they have traditionally gone on sale. Got my 106 last March 😊, thanks for watching Rodrigo!!
Not related but do you need the paid maps to adjust the water level? I have the Navionics app on my phone, paid around 20 bucks for it and you can adjust the water level. Sad if we have to pay hundreds to have this functionality in the unit.
I’ve haven’t found a way to change water levels outside of QuickDraw maps. I’m pretty sure the dynamic lake level is on the paid versions only but I haven’t checked in the last few updates. Thanks for watching Mark!!
I was at Cabela's Canada April 4 2023 and they told me the new Minn Kota powerdrive70/ip. 24 volt will hook up to Garmin echomap UHD 75sv is that true or not?
Hi Walt, unfortunately I’m not an insider just an angler but Minn Kota and Hummingbird are under the same corporate umbrella. I would be surprised if they hooked up with Garmin to have GPS sharing and navigation. With that said you can connect the built in Minn kota transducer (if equipped) with your Garmin chartplotter for Sonar and water temp
I intend to buy a fishfinder for offshore fishing. The depth of the sea where I want to fish is up to 70 metres. I have a small boat Pasara Vega 4,5 meters and a motor Tohatsu 5HP 4T. I was almost decided to buy a Garmin Striker Vivid 7sv + GT52HW, the price at which I can get a new one is between 500 and 550 EUR. At the same time, I am in a dilemma because at the moment the dealer is also selling a GARMIN ECHOMAP UHD2 72sv + GT54UHD-TM at a discount for 1.069 EUR. I fish trolling, I started with Slow Jigging, but I will be fishing a lot mainly for squid. Is my decision to buy the Striker for 500 EUR correct or do you recommend Echomap? I was looking mainly at the transcuder, so I was looking for a GT52 instead of a GT20, but I am aware that the GT54 is even better, and the Echomap fishfinder itself is better. The only question is, will I even need and benefit from the advantages of a better fishfinder? At the moment I have an old fishfinder, a Humminbird One Hundred, which serves me more as a depth finder, as I rarely see fish and maybe only in shallow water.
I do think you would gain in image clarity with Echomap but it sounds like you don’t really need the maps which is the most significant difference. You can build your own QuickDraw contour maps in your favorite spots, set waypoints, etc with the striker. With that said if the Echomap fits your budget it will give you the best chance of seeing fish at those depths, if your planning to use mainly traditional sonar the striker is probably fine. Just FYI the best match for deeper water when using clear and side vu is the GT56 transducer. Hope this helps Rick
You get a more defined image, networking capabilities with other equipment such as a Garmin trolling motor. You can hardwire network two striker fish-finders. Basically the striker is a great standalone fish-finder but if you want future expansion, livescope connection and contour maps you need to get an echomap chartplotter. The image quality of a striker is pretty decent but seeing details such as fish separation from a brush pile in clear vu or side vu would be more difficult, for traditional 2D sonar and locating basic structure in clear and side vu they work good. Hope that helps
What are the “trails” I see on my charts that appear like a roadway with perpendicular lines thru it. Are these track lines from other Garmin Community users?
@@DoubleTFishing I adjusted two settings on my phone and the ‘user track’ lines disappeared. They didn’t show any helpful information that I noticed but I’m new to this so maybe it’ll be something to assist in the future. Thank you!
Thanks for the great information. I'm just trying to see whats out there so I dont take up 2 hrs of the salesmans time 😮 If I could make a suggestion it would be that you're mispronouncing the name wrong. Echomap is pronounced "Echo" not "eco" which would be short for economy. Echo is in reference to the sonar echo. I simply found it very distracting every time it was mispronounced. Your info was clear and easy to understand and I look forward to watching more of your videos.
I’m not an expert but if it’s just for navigation purchasing one of the new ECHOMAP UHD2 would be a reliable solution, it wouldn’t communicate with your existing chartplotter though. You could just use a tablet loaded with active captain and hotspot off your phone. The problem with that is you have to have a cell service which might not be as reliable.
My lake is roughly 8-12’ deep. I see the striker 5 comes with a better transducer then the echo map 55. I’m leaning towards striker 5. Let me know what you think.
The striker is very capable, you don’t need the maps so really the only advantage would be image clarity. On a 5” screen your probably fine with a striker. Have a great day!!
@@DoubleTFishing thank you. How much better of quality would you say ? I don’t mind spending a bit extra. I could always utilize it in the summer one day as well.
Hello! Thanks for all the information! I have a gpsmap 420s and I recently lost my transducer in the water. I want to buy a gt24 uhd transducer but I am not sure if it's compatible with my sonar since 420s doesn't have uhd feature. I wonder if I will be able to get any data with using traditional settings or will it be completely useless. Can i still use it?
This is the reference I normally use. You can call Garmin support also they are very helpful with matching components www8.garmin.com/marine/PDF/transducer_selection_guide.pdf
Hey Bert, they won’t playback on your chartplotter but you can download an obsolete Garmin software called “homeport” and playback with your active captain sd card plugged into a computer, take a look at this video where I touch on the software. czcams.com/video/xpHxqlrdpJI/video.html
Garmin has pulled it off there website, I don’t know about the 3rd party websites offering it and wether to trust them?? Sorry it is the only way I have found to view recordings. I haven’t asked support in over a year but no plans at that time?
Yes, if you just want an individual screen reset go into that menu, I’m out of town but you can download the file structure here by signing up for the newsletter and an auto link will be sent or email doubletfishing@outlook.com mailchi.mp/a2a9cda72675/double-t-fishing-newsletter-sign-up
The depth range for the High Wide Chirp varies by transducer. Take a look at the transducer chart (link below) and it will tell you the depth range of each transducer for traditional, clear and side vu. The frequency you operate at has a big impact on depth range also. The higher the frequency the less depth the sonar can reach. www8.garmin.com/marine/PDF/transducer_selection_guide.pdf
You sir, are THE MAN!! You took 6 months of me being totally confused about chartplotters and made it clear as can be in 21 minutes! Thank you very much!
You are very welcome!!
@@DoubleTFishing
I've used the striker for years.never let me down its awesome. I bought the original and thr vivid. I'm upgrading to bigger model.
I looked at so many videos to explain the charts and numbers and bought a 44cv and just realized it was the wrong one based on your video. Thanks for the info!
Oh no, can you exchange it?
Yeah, Amazon… there are so many videos out there but yours was the only one that covered it. Thanks again.
Double T,
I just got to this video. I really appreciate you taking the time to explain all the variables and various units available from Garmin. I'm just getting into this stuff because, I have a 2014 Bennington Tri-toon boat with the Yamaha 350HP on it. The boat was fitted with a Garmin Echomap 50s on it from the factory. Well, that Garmin unit has been operating just fine up until a couple days ago. All of a sudden it lost charting. There's no contour mapping, no shore line, no coves etc. showing where we're at here in Lake Havasu AZ.
Now, I know, lake Havasu's not that big but, I like to know my position and where certain coves and little hiding spots are. And this unit just lost all of that. Garmin tried desperately to assist me in updating the unit. But, that Echomap 50s is not accepting any updates for some odd reason.
Soooooo, what this all means is, I think it's time to UPGRADE. The 50s was/is built into the dash and Garmin doesn't have anything newer that will fit into that hole in the dash. So, I'm gonna have to purchase a whole new unit. And watching your video has helped me learn on what I might want to go to. I surely appreciate it. Thank you.
Scott
Good luck with the upgrade Scott, thanks for watching!!
I just purchased a echomap uhd 75sv for my kayak. Here in Australia its preloaded with aus/nz blue chart and comes with a gt56uhd transducer out of the box. With active captain you have access to all of aus/nz coastal coastal, rivers and dams
I would reccomend anyone to get a 9'''unit instead.. 7 inch is just a bit small for looking at more then 1 thing at a time.. of for side imaging..
Great video. I have the 93SV UHD partially based on your videos. I learn something new every time I’m on the water. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Great to hear from you Rick!! Hope all is well.
Thank you! Was considering a Striker series but decided to go the Echomap way thanks to your explanation on this video!
You bet Daniel, have a great day!!
Hi from Downunder. This video is mandatory viewing before buying a sounder.
Have a great day Arthur!!
As always, great info brother. Glad I found your channel, you’ve taught me a lot about fish finders. Keep them coming brother 👊🏻💥
Appreciate the support!!
Thank u for the time invested in these videos. Very helpful
Thanks Buck, have a great weekend!!
Here's a Link to the Garmin Beginner Playlist containing the video series!!
czcams.com/play/PLVvIAKByPmU4xBsB-jXWsxWkcXRP3s3Ei.html
Sheeeeeesh 😳
Thanks
More great info as usual. I am always learning from your videos. TTFISHING.
Thanks for your continued support Mark!!
Great video thanks. I’m new to electronics and investigating options for my 12 ft kayak.
Good luck, let me know if I can help
Dear Sir, I'm around your age and I was just looking for a plane chart plotter and maybe a fish finder. This video is very confusing so I will need a salesman to just give me what I think I need. Thank you, new guy on the water.
Sorry it is not helping, the main difference between a fish finder and chart plotter is a chartplotter has built in contour maps.
Very helpfull and extremely well explained. Great video. Thank you
Appreciate the kind words!! Have a great day
the start of the video explaining type of transducer really help my kayak setup, love to have inhull transducer
I Agee as long as you don’t want side vu, some of the adaptors for mounting transducers in a scupper hole are pretty nice, have a great day!!
@@DoubleTFishing wanna ask are side view tranducer，side view function will work if mount inhull？
@yeechia7233 not that I’m aware of, there are some thru hull transducers that support side vu but they would stick down past the hull. For kayak they also have a side mount arm that swivels up out of the way, it’s not ideal and gets in the way sometimes but you have no issue with hull interferences. I used one till I built my sonar pod, link below
czcams.com/video/K7ueY2lavMA/video.htmlsi=PWbf34AIAx1Vkwa3
Thankyou for this incredibly useful tutorial
Appreciate it James 🙏🏼
Great information Rick!
Thanks for watching and supporting the channel Gerry!!
Very informative. Thank you!
Have a great day!!
Amazing video. Thanks for sharing
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Very welcome John!
Very informative. Thank you
Love your videos. Big help. Much appreciated.
Have a great day!!
@@DoubleTFishing working my way thru your series a 2nd time. I pick up more each time. Getting back into boating after a 10 year fly fishing break. Live in San Diego, buying a "pre-lived" 18 ft Grady-White center console that has an in-dash Echomap 74. Will put a T-Top on and wanted to add a small radar unit for safety when our fog rolls in off shore. Any way to integrate the current unit with radar or will I have to add a Garmin GPS Map Series and use it as a 2nd display? Guess I could take out the Echomap and put it on the front of the boat and replace its current position in-dash with the GPS Map unit if I can't integrate. From what I learned watching your information, I will not be able to share displays because they are diffent series, correct? Or was I just up late and got confused? 😅
@franktrucchio3979 That is what I understand they are not set up to communicate. I don’t have a GsMap so it might be worth a call to Garmin 800 800-1020. Thanks Rick
@@DoubleTFishing perfect, thank you!
This was the most informative and helpful video of all! Thank you for sharing all the information everyone else doesn’t in their videos. 🫡🍻
Thank you, have a great day!
Great video. Thank you !
Glad to help!!
Best Video so far...
Thanks Terry!! Have a great day
my biggest choice currently is deciding if I need to spend the Xtra $$ to get the sv over the cv.
The side vu is a great tool for finding structure. Gives you allot more area coverage on larger bodies of water. It depends on your fishing style I suppose. Have a great day and thanks for watching.
thanks for the reply .. I do do a lot of big water .. so I am guessing it would be beneficial for the sv. Thanks again your videos are very informative and helpful when investing in these spendy toys.
Yes they are!! Just FYI the side and clear vu are limited on deep water, anything over 300’ deep, look closely at the transducer ratings for depth if it’s deep water
You just convinced me that I need 9” screen.
24” GSMAP!!! Watch CZcams while you fish
@@DoubleTFishing bahahaha
All I want to know is how deep in the sea does the Garmin uhd2 read with the TM20 transducer. Garmin claims 1900 feet which seems like a fiction to me. Has anybody actually gone to sea, turned the thing on, and observed how deep it actually read?
I haven’t, have a great day!
Thaks at all. What is the ideal maximum speed of the boat so that the sonar can have a good scan of the bottom to detect fish?
I’m actually not sure what the maximum is? I set my transducer to be level at 4-6 mph to get good images on clear and side view. My traditional cuts out when I get up on plane.
Hello from Sweden Thank you for very helpful information. Would you recommend ECHOMAP UHD2 5" Ice Fishing Bundle ? It will be my first ever fish finder 😊
Yes that would be a great choice in my opinion!!
Ok I have ordered me a fishing kayak that doesn’t have a place for a transducer. I will be using an in hull a GT M 15 or 8. I’m not sure which fish finders are compatible to. Can I use any of the striker series? I need a bigger screen as I’m 66 and bad eye site
Go ahead and search Garmin marine transducer selection guide and that will give you suggestions for the recommended unit. Pay attention to the number of pins your fish finder transducer accepts. You can also call Garmin at 800 800-1020 they are very helpful. Good luck with the new kayak!
Looking to buy a 106 sv when do you think it might go on sale, currently have a helix 7 so I'm not inba rush to get one i can wait for a good deal.
Either during Black Friday or late February early March. At least that’s when they have traditionally gone on sale. Got my 106 last March 😊, thanks for watching Rodrigo!!
Hello Nice 👍👍❤🤝🤝🤝
Have a great day Mohammed!!
Not related but do you need the paid maps to adjust the water level? I have the Navionics app on my phone, paid around 20 bucks for it and you can adjust the water level. Sad if we have to pay hundreds to have this functionality in the unit.
I’ve haven’t found a way to change water levels outside of QuickDraw maps. I’m pretty sure the dynamic lake level is on the paid versions only but I haven’t checked in the last few updates. Thanks for watching Mark!!
Nice review man
Thanks for watching!!
I was at Cabela's Canada April 4 2023 and they told me the new Minn Kota powerdrive70/ip. 24 volt will hook up to Garmin echomap UHD 75sv is that true or not?
Hi Walt, unfortunately I’m not an insider just an angler but Minn Kota and Hummingbird are under the same corporate umbrella. I would be surprised if they hooked up with Garmin to have GPS sharing and navigation. With that said you can connect the built in Minn kota transducer (if equipped) with your Garmin chartplotter for Sonar and water temp
It does require a special transducer cable adaptor to connect
I intend to buy a fishfinder for offshore fishing. The depth of the sea where I want to fish is up to 70 metres. I have a small boat Pasara Vega 4,5 meters and a motor Tohatsu 5HP 4T. I was almost decided to buy a Garmin Striker Vivid 7sv + GT52HW, the price at which I can get a new one is between 500 and 550 EUR.
At the same time, I am in a dilemma because at the moment the dealer is also selling a GARMIN ECHOMAP UHD2 72sv + GT54UHD-TM at a discount for 1.069 EUR.
I fish trolling, I started with Slow Jigging, but I will be fishing a lot mainly for squid.
Is my decision to buy the Striker for 500 EUR correct or do you recommend Echomap?
I was looking mainly at the transcuder, so I was looking for a GT52 instead of a GT20, but I am aware that the GT54 is even better, and the Echomap fishfinder itself is better. The only question is, will I even need and benefit from the advantages of a better fishfinder?
At the moment I have an old fishfinder, a Humminbird One Hundred, which serves me more as a depth finder, as I rarely see fish and maybe only in shallow water.
I do think you would gain in image clarity with Echomap but it sounds like you don’t really need the maps which is the most significant difference. You can build your own QuickDraw contour maps in your favorite spots, set waypoints, etc with the striker. With that said if the Echomap fits your budget it will give you the best chance of seeing fish at those depths, if your planning to use mainly traditional sonar the striker is probably fine. Just FYI the best match for deeper water when using clear and side vu is the GT56 transducer. Hope this helps Rick
I really don’t need maps but what other advantages do the maps version give you vs striker series
You get a more defined image, networking capabilities with other equipment such as a Garmin trolling motor. You can hardwire network two striker fish-finders. Basically the striker is a great standalone fish-finder but if you want future expansion, livescope connection and contour maps you need to get an echomap chartplotter. The image quality of a striker is pretty decent but seeing details such as fish separation from a brush pile in clear vu or side vu would be more difficult, for traditional 2D sonar and locating basic structure in clear and side vu they work good. Hope that helps
Thanks the echo map version is on sale for only 50 more so I’d say it’s a no brained
Nice!! Have a great 2024
What are the “trails” I see on my charts that appear like a roadway with perpendicular lines thru it. Are these track lines from other Garmin Community users?
I’m not sure Richard, I’ve heard of echo trails which are other vessels but that doesn’t sound like what you’re describing??
@@DoubleTFishing I adjusted two settings on my phone and the ‘user track’ lines disappeared. They didn’t show any helpful information that I noticed but I’m new to this so maybe it’ll be something to assist in the future. Thank you!
Thanks for the great information. I'm just trying to see whats out there so I dont take up 2 hrs of the salesmans time 😮
If I could make a suggestion it would be that you're mispronouncing the name wrong. Echomap is pronounced "Echo" not "eco" which would be short for economy. Echo is in reference to the sonar echo. I simply found it very distracting every time it was mispronounced. Your info was clear and easy to understand and I look forward to watching more of your videos.
Sorry, unfortunately I can’t edit it without remaking the video, thanks for watching
Double T, what is the less expensive way to get a screen just to use for navigation to add to my console?
I’m not an expert but if it’s just for navigation purchasing one of the new ECHOMAP UHD2 would be a reliable solution, it wouldn’t communicate with your existing chartplotter though.
You could just use a tablet loaded with active captain and hotspot off your phone. The problem with that is you have to have a cell service which might not be as reliable.
$599.99 for a 7” ECHOMAP UHD2 with either lake vu or bluechart G3 map
Very informative. Would you recommend echomap or striker series for ice fishing ?
My lake is roughly 8-12’ deep. I see the striker 5 comes with a better transducer then the echo map 55. I’m leaning towards striker 5. Let me know what you think.
The striker is very capable, you don’t need the maps so really the only advantage would be image clarity. On a 5” screen your probably fine with a striker. Have a great day!!
@@DoubleTFishing thank you. How much better of quality would you say ? I don’t mind spending a bit extra. I could always utilize it in the summer one day as well.
If you plan to use clear vu it makes a pretty significant difference
Hello! Thanks for all the information! I have a gpsmap 420s and I recently lost my transducer in the water. I want to buy a gt24 uhd transducer but I am not sure if it's compatible with my sonar since 420s doesn't have uhd feature. I wonder if I will be able to get any data with using traditional settings or will it be completely useless. Can i still use it?
This is the reference I normally use. You can call Garmin support also they are very helpful with matching components
www8.garmin.com/marine/PDF/transducer_selection_guide.pdf
@@DoubleTFishing thank you for your reply! I will look into it
Is there a way to play recorded sonar on my 93sv or my computer.
Hey Bert, they won’t playback on your chartplotter but you can download an obsolete Garmin software called “homeport” and playback with your active captain sd card plugged into a computer, take a look at this video where I touch on the software.
czcams.com/video/xpHxqlrdpJI/video.html
Do you have a link to homeport? Everything I find says not supported.
Garmin has pulled it off there website, I don’t know about the 3rd party websites offering it and wether to trust them?? Sorry it is the only way I have found to view recordings. I haven’t asked support in over a year but no plans at that time?
How can I reset my Garmin 106 to factory settings
Yes, if you just want an individual screen reset go into that menu, I’m out of town but you can download the file structure here by signing up for the newsletter and an auto link will be sent or email doubletfishing@outlook.com
mailchi.mp/a2a9cda72675/double-t-fishing-newsletter-sign-up
What depth range is HW for ?
The depth range for the High Wide Chirp varies by transducer. Take a look at the transducer chart (link below) and it will tell you the depth range of each transducer for traditional, clear and side vu. The frequency you operate at has a big impact on depth range also. The higher the frequency the less depth the sonar can reach.
www8.garmin.com/marine/PDF/transducer_selection_guide.pdf
In Australia the 43CV means 4 inch, or 100mm to us, with Australian preloaded maps and Clearview
Does the maps includes waypoints for all the animals that wants to kill you ?
Joking... Canada here, nothing is venomous. 😂
Wish I would have seen this video 4 days ago after I done bought the 7sv still waiting for it to be delivered 😢
Can you return it? Might be worth calling if you don’t think it’s going to be what you want.
You’re amazing. Thank you
Have a great day Taylon!!
What is shallow water 2-3 feet or 20-40 feet for the HW
The best reference is the Garmin Transducer selection guide for depth capabilities
www8.garmin.com/marine/PDF/transducer_selection_guide.pdf
@@DoubleTFishing mine showed up yesterday I figured out what I needed
Perfect, have a great day!!