Pulse length
Submitted by Bryce Day on Fri, 2017-01-06 23:20
Anyone been messing around with pulse length, tx/rx for fish seperation? I had mine set for shelf fishing. Only just changed it around a bit when i came in to mandurah for the cray season.
managedto find a school of undersize dhueys on thursday
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sealure
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Pulse length
I play round with pulse length. There are trade offs. The shorter the pulse length the better the definition. However the shorter the pulse length the lower the depth penetration.
In shallow water I use the shortest pulse length to maximise the definition.
In deep drop one has to use both lower frequency and longer pulse length.
In between those two extremes play round with varying combinations to see what works best for you.
Hope this helps.
I worked with ultrasound in a previous life.
Cheers
Bryce Day
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Ive found that running short
Ive found that running short 1 in 80-120m gives better fish seperation and anything under that short 2
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thats impressive clarity
thats impressive clarity
aggotts
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nice sounder pic for
nice sounder pic for sure.Gotta love furuno sounders lots of things to tune in Iam always finding different settings thatcseem to make a difference.