12-06-2015, 03:06 AM
I have the Marcum LX-9 which I highly recommend as both an ice fishing fish finder and camera combination that puts everything on a high resolution color screen. It's color camera is very high resolution and has low light performance as it continues to give a good picture just after sundown in low light conditions. Then I can turn on the camera light, but that attracts tiny light seeking water life that clouds the view, so I just toggle the light on when I want to see. The camera cable length is 75 feet, but since light doesn't penetrate water well at depths greater than that, I'm likely not missing much.
It's fish finder has very advanced electronics. It is very powerful and produces an excellent display which can be viewed in multiple mode and displays including heads up with the camera view in the background all while digital video recording captures everything in high resolution. Interference rejection is excellent to the extent that I have never experienced interference.
I'm going out briefly and will be back and look to see if you have specific questions. Here is a link to previous posts and discussion on the Marcum LX-9:
http://www.bigfishtackle.com/cgi-bin/gfo...time;mh=25
You can also reply to any of those previous posts should they bring up a feature of interest.
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It's fish finder has very advanced electronics. It is very powerful and produces an excellent display which can be viewed in multiple mode and displays including heads up with the camera view in the background all while digital video recording captures everything in high resolution. Interference rejection is excellent to the extent that I have never experienced interference.
I'm going out briefly and will be back and look to see if you have specific questions. Here is a link to previous posts and discussion on the Marcum LX-9:
http://www.bigfishtackle.com/cgi-bin/gfo...time;mh=25
You can also reply to any of those previous posts should they bring up a feature of interest.
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