High-Chirp and Low-Chirp | Sounder Tips | Sonar

SIMRAD pro, Lee Rayner, explains high-chirp and low-chirp. What you should know and how to use this knowledge for effective fishing.
Lee is fitted with the SIMRAD NSSevo3s.
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[@rgibson759]

This is great thanks, its changed my approach to using dual frequencies for the better

[@stuartderham4620]

Would the tm 275LHW do the same thing?

[@piposcience]

what transducer model are you using? would it be possible to help me choose a model for deep sea fishing?

[@simrad-yachting]

If your unit permits it, you could use a 275LHW transducer and you'll have the same result of the video. Although here a S5100 module was also used.

[@kayvonhaghighiii7779]

@@simrad-yachtingso wait, r you running two transducers

[@rhondacoburn7888]

why does our simrad not show depth? only the 3 dashes?

[@simrad-yachting]

You might need to check the sources and do an auto select.