Just wondering if it is reasonable to expect to get sonar readings going fast in deep water ? Over the years I have had many units and boats and all would cut in and out when the water was deep ( 50 feet or more ) at high speed ( 35mph or so ) . Some performed better than others but all would be less than constant . My boats are all aluminum riveted and units are are medium to high end on the quality level.I make changes to the transducer and get better results but not sure what to expect for best possible results .
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Just wondering if it is reasonable to expect to get sonar readings going fast in deep water ? Over the years I have had many units and boats and all would cut in and out when the water was deep ( 50 feet or more ) at high speed ( 35mph or so ) . Some performed better than others but all would be less than constant . My boats are all aluminum riveted and units are are medium to high end on the quality level.I make changes to the transducer and get better results but not sure what to expect for best possible results .
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