Furuno 627
Submitted by ctan1968 on Tue, 2014-09-16 21:03
Only used it once since purchased. This was on a local spot which had lots of dhuies. Same 600W Airmar tranny as used with 620.
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beau
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Damn that is nice
Damn that is nice
Jim
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Id love to see that on my
Id love to see that on my sounder. Looking for a secondhand unit myself, it seems they are Numero Furuno in sounders.
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ace rimmer
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everything you want to see
everything you want to see on your sounder is there
sea-kem
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Ohhhhhhhhh yes yes yes lool.
Ohhhhhhhhh yes yes yes lool. Great sounder porn, thanks for sharing.
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unhurry
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learnng
Thnaks for the post - great to have imgaes to discuss and learn by - the image quality on your 627 is really good.
I run a Furuno 587
In image number 1, on the left half of the screen ( bottom locked) there is clearly a strong fish echo just above the 8 and weaker echos above the 2's, but what does the spikey verticle lines attached tot he bottom echo the th right of the "dot" ( between the 28 and 2) signify?
I see this at time son my unit and I am not sure whether this is ground or fish. I thought that the surface of the ground will always be flat on bottom lock; but then I also thought that fish would be indicated as separate / apart from the bottom ( i.e. there should be a space between the fish echo and the bottom) - however I think I may not have the correct understanding of this.
Any help appreciated,
Thanks
seaswirl
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Furuno
Nice shot. Don't think that I have ever heard anyone complain about Furuno. ... can't wait for my transducers to arrive so I can install the 1100L that I bought last week.
ctan1968
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Flare
Hi Unhurry.
Certainly the first pic with that red blob on top of the 8 is a signal that gets the heart pumping. There were heaps of dhuies on that spot that day so I confidently call them for dhuies. Having said that, we also caught pinkies from that lump that day.
I reckon the greenish spikes are fish and the "fuzzy" bottom to the right of the "2" indicates possibly some growth on the bottom???? I would call that reddish spikey line fish.
In pic 2 you can see a good show in between the 8 and 3 which I would also call "dhuies". Comes up clear on the main screen with red blobs. When you see them - drop the lines!!!
This spot is like an aquarium always with dhuies present plus plenty of KG's which hang off the lump. The other flare ups would probably consist of wrasse schools or other small schooling fish.
Hope this helps
Chris
unhurry
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appreciate
appreciate your comments there ctan1968. So by your reckoning the "fuzzy stuff" to the right may be ground cover - which would mean that the "bottom lock" feature would show the HARD ground as flat but any growth on the Hard ground would show as spikey stuff but contiguous with the flat line?
That seems right to me.
Anyone else care to comment on this?
DTrain
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Maybe it's not just seaweed
Maybe it's not just seaweed growth but could be rocky lumps sticking up more than the rest of the bottom. The majority of the signal would be reflecting off the lower area, but a small part of the signal is reflected off the higher rocks.
sstevee
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Local spot in 30m of water
Local spot in 30m of water loaded up like that is just awesome!
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Fish!!!
On!!! You couldnt miss on that.
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ctan1968
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Agree
Thoroughly agree with your comment DTrain. Still learning about all that stuff as well. Any input helps us all.
Thank guys.