07-18-2004, 09:59 PM
Hi there TubeDude,
I searched for over 30 minutes trying to find out about the fishy size query. On my Buddy III its got pretty much the same thing. A lot of the fish finders use the Advanced and Fish ID patented modules in their machines..... eagle and others makers have it as one of their features.
The telling phrase in their ads was something to the order that fish could be identified 'by the strength of the return signal' . As you think, I likewise think, that if three fishys are fin in fin you might see a humongus(biggest size) fish icon on the screen.
Another thought is that if a target is close a stronger return signal might appear bigger that it really is as opposed to a bigger fish that is much deeper thus weaker return signal and appear smaller.
Some of these suckers have a 3000 Watt output while other not near that thus less ability to actually return an accurate size of the target.
Interesting stuff, here's an interesting site [url "http://www.fish-finder-review.com"]www.fish-finder-review.com[/url]
JapanRon
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I searched for over 30 minutes trying to find out about the fishy size query. On my Buddy III its got pretty much the same thing. A lot of the fish finders use the Advanced and Fish ID patented modules in their machines..... eagle and others makers have it as one of their features.
The telling phrase in their ads was something to the order that fish could be identified 'by the strength of the return signal' . As you think, I likewise think, that if three fishys are fin in fin you might see a humongus(biggest size) fish icon on the screen.
Another thought is that if a target is close a stronger return signal might appear bigger that it really is as opposed to a bigger fish that is much deeper thus weaker return signal and appear smaller.
Some of these suckers have a 3000 Watt output while other not near that thus less ability to actually return an accurate size of the target.
Interesting stuff, here's an interesting site [url "http://www.fish-finder-review.com"]www.fish-finder-review.com[/url]
JapanRon
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