Ive noticed two versions of several Fishfinder units, such as the Fishfinder 100 and Fishfinder 100 Blue. What is the difference between the standard version and the Blue version?
A. The standard Fishfinder units incorporate a single-frequency (200 kHz) transducer which, when using the standard transom-mounted transducer, has a 20-degree cone angle designed for typical freshwater fishing depths. The Blue series of Fishfinders are dual-frequency units (200 and 50 kHz) designed for both freshwater fishing and deeper offshore use. In addition to the 200 kHz signal with a 10-degree cone angle (standard transom mount transducer) for shallow water depths, the Blue series provides a 50 kHz signal with a 40-degree cone angle (standard transom-mount transducer) that may be selected for deeper offshore use.
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