Re: Forward Looking Sonar
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Patrick McAneny
Jose, I agree with Ken as well,that is why I spent probably over $1000. ,I can't remember the exact amount. But for me it has been a total waste of money and would not advise anyone to buy the B&G unit ,unless I find a fix ,if you do please report back. We took video of the erratic images ,maybe we will send it to B&G .
Good Luck,
Pat
SM Shenanigans
Sassafras River, Md.
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From: Jose Venegas via Groups.Io <josegvenegas@...> To: main <main@AmelYachtOwners.groups.io> Sent: Wed, Aug 21, 2019 7:15 pm Subject: Re: [AmelYachtOwners] Forward Looking Sonar Patrick,
I installed a B&G sonar and I have similar erratic signals. I think we need to find out why from B&G. At anchor, it seems to work fine except that it can be confused by reflections from the chain. While on the way, it can give you a good signal for a while and the start with total garbage. Now that I know you have the same problem, I will go back and try to work the kinks with B&G. I agree with Ken that a forward scanner should be very useful in remote places. Jose Ipanema SM278 Boston until October, then is the world.
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