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Is Forward Scanning Sonar difficult to operate?

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Is Forward Scanning Sonar difficult to operate?

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The Forward Vertical Scan is very intuitive and most boaters learn the basic operation and interpretation quickly. The Forward Horizontal Scan takes more time to learn due to the downward angle of 10 degrees and the interpretation of an unfamiliar view. We suggest that you take the system to an area where you are already familiar with the bottom conditions and then spend some time playing with the different settings and scanning modes. For initial operation it is best to explore in 20 – 50 feet of water depth. This will allow for strong returns. Once you become familiar with interpreting bottom conditions that you are familiar with, it will be much easier to interpret unfamiliar conditions. Expect to spend a little time learning the operation and interpretation of the system. Users who do so report that they find our products valuable for their boating needs. How valuable? See our Feedback page.

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