Bought this unit last summer, as soon as it arrived, got busy and had no time to get out on the lake. Gotta watch this later. For some reason, the wife thinks I should be interested in this stupid Billy The Kid movie she's watching. Don't buy your wife cast iron frying pans, hurts way worse than aluminum. Gotta go, here she comes.
Purchased a boat with the vivid 9” already installed. When I made the purchase I assumed I’d upgrade the electronics. After messing around with the Garmin I will not be buying anything. I’m actually very fond of it and its simplicity of use. I’d recommend it to anyone who wants an all around good electronic device for fishing. Not to even mention the price difference between some of the other devices. I saw one comment that said it takes the fun out of it. I tend to agree with that. And can also testify that the boats who have the high tech electronics don’t have any more fish in the cooler than I have. All they have is the ability to watch the fish not bite. They do not care about your electronics I guarantee it.
Thank you sir, I am not one to comment a lot, but you just helped me over come my anxiety of what it looks like, the features, and I will be buying one just to fish and see structures, I can afford a livescope but to me that sorta takes away the fun with fishing I guess you can say. I like to work for them and say, dang I did a good job or next time I will have better luck.
I have 2 Garmin SV units I got last November. They talk to each other I’m not real smart on the units but what I’ve accomplished has helped me a lot. Got them on sale from Cabelas for $519 each.
One thing as anglers we don't hear about much any more is flashers. I know some units have a flasher display and some don't. I caught the biggest smallie of my life on lake Erie while running to another spot. That flasher jumped and I accidentally found a small rock pile that wasn't on my preloaded maps. Have never forgotten that moment. With that said, I still don't utilize that feature as often as I should. Electronics sure have come a long ways. I haven't owned a Garmin unit yet, but these sure look nice!
These do have flashers built in. They even mimic the old-school Humminbird dial on the screen. I was debating on mentioning it, but the video was already running too long and I wasn't even sure if anyone would know what I was talking about, lol. Those old flashers could really be dialed in and if you knew how to read them, they could really put you on fish!
@@LowBrowFishing another great tool I've learned a lot about is the A-scope. Used it on my last trip out to the lake and have to give it partial credit for helping catch a couple of decent hybrid bass.
just discovered your channel. so much better than all the other seemingly sponsored anglers. I joined a bass club and own a plastic boat (twin troller 10) with down scanning only. still learning to fish, but loving it. question. do you have side view on your plastic boat. in not, why?
I don't have any electronics on my little plastic boat because I don't really feel like I need it. I generally can locate bass fairly well and I've been fishing these lakes so long that I know them inside and out
@@DerekRC Yes, as long as the two units are linked together. That's easy to do, though. They come with the wire and connectors to do that when you install them.
Great video...convinced me to buy the 73 vivid..I'm a cheap old retired drywall taper. Did you figure out how to split your screen the way you wanted with the side view on top full width...and with 2 others sharing the bottom ?. I run side view on top with traditional on the left and clearvu on the right.. It took a while and nobody showed it . Just go to settings an customization!
My eyes aren't as good as a younger man's are anymore, so I only ever like to have 2 things running on the screen at once. If I could have sidescan up top and down imaging on the bottom (or vice versa) that would be great. But you can only do it with 3 things, and the two things on bottom are hard for me to see.
As far as I know, it requires the transducer it comes with in the package, which you can either transom mount or mount to your trolling motor. And no, it is not radar capable.
I bout 3 units like this on clearance. But I wist I could put a lakemaster chip in it. I'm used to humminbird. But I will have to try this unit some more I guess. I'm not sure how to use that plotter or if I can use it like a normal GPS. Say it's dark when I come back from fishing, will I be able to follow my track back.
It should automatically connect to any available satellite signal right after you power the unit on. That will give you an accurate date and time of day. From there, it's pretty easy to get to the map screen as it's on the main menu page. Following your tracks is super easy. Just look at the User Data menu at the bottom of the main screen and it should have all of your waypoint and tracks saved there. Select the one you want and you should have no trouble following it back.
I'm reviewing both units. I have them linked together and they both work very well for me. This video is a year and a half old and I still have both of these units. Yes, I highly recommend them.
@@freightshaker82 If you have the GPS srcreen ehabled on your device, press the menu key and go into settings->navigation->start recording to record contour maps. You can even ad just the colors of the different depths. If you don't have it recording, it won't record the maps, however.
@@LowBrowFishing you also need to zoom in a bit to see the contours. I've had my Stryker 73SV since October. Loving it so far. Works great in all modes. I really like using traditional sonar and clear vu at the same time.
I have both sizes and I don't really have a problem being able to see either of them. However, I have the 7" on my console by the steering wheel, so I'm never really far from it. The larger one I have mounted on the bow and I can still make it out clearly when I'm working the trolling motor. So if you're going to be standing back a bit from the unit, you may want the larger screen of the 9". Otherwise, the 7" should be just fine and it's a bit cheaper in price. But they both work incredibly well!
The screen is brightly backlit, so it's easy to see at all times. I don't ever have a problem with glare. I find that I actually have to turn the brightness down at night because it can be blinding when I'm trying to drive the boat.
Theoretically, you can use your down imaging (Called ClearVü on the Garmin Striker series) to see your drop shot, but only if your bait is inside the tight cone of the sonar, which is why down imaging provides such highly detailed images. Just select ClearVü (or a combination of ClearVü and another type of sonar) from the main screen. If you're jigging directly over your transducer, then your lure should show up, although, given the side-scrolling nature of most down imaging screens, it won't look right. You might have to go into the settings to adjust the colors to get a better view. But in all honesty, this isn't the intended purpose of down imaging, which is to give a detailed scan of the underwater environment and not really act as a livescope.
Hello good video, would you say this is a good fish finder for a complete beginner? Fishing for about a year and just bought bass tracker a few months ago. Thanks! Mainly bass fish in lakes
This is absolutely a great first unit for a beginner! If you are just starting and looking to get your feet, this a unit you might want to seriously consider.
So glad to see you have a bass buggy because we just bought one and now we’re looking for a fish finder. The Garmin was recommended so is very helpful to see a similar boat and the garmin being used together
Thanks for the video it helped me a lot. By the way, what an awesome deal you got off of eBay, my only issue is getting scammed. How do you know your not getting scammed? I appreciate any advice. Thank You
I'm glad the video helped you. Helping people is the main reason I made it. When it comes to not getting scammed, I just make sure I do my homework. I look at a seller's Ebay rating, which most of them are very serious about because that reflects how much trust they have and how much business they can do. I also look to see if anyone had issues with the seller and what those issues were. You can easily look into any of them just by clicking on the seller's name and explore from there.
Please help if you can. I have a friend of mines who have a Garmin 7SV Hummingbird 4 that works in the simulation mode but gives the error message of "the transducer is disconnected", when you actually try to use any function such as clearvu, sidevu, etc. Thanks in advance for any help that you can provide.
I've had that happen a couple of times. It happens when one of the wires is loose or not fully plugged in. There's a bad or faulty connection somewhere. Once I fixed that, it worked fine. Hope that helps.
If you can help me I have a HDS seven structural scan box and transducer and another type of I believe it’s a skipper it’s not a puck I believe it tells you the speed of the boat but I have a electric boat I’m really on a tight budget and I have a kayak I have 255 pound Minnecota‘s speaking into the mic and I have a 80 pound thrust 24 bolt gator mount motor guide trolling motor for the front of my boat I had a 32 V ray motor and it was stolen and I bought it used and my insurance company would not cover I lost out on all my six vote batteries it was doing the pandemic and now I’m just trying to have fun and enjoy I’m not looking for any sympathy I lost my grandmother and grandfather one week apart from one another and I was one of them grandsons that didn’t want to see my grandmother and grandfather go without a funeral luckily my grandfather was a vet so him and my grandmother were buried on top of each other my grandfather had a medal of valor and a few other pens for honor and loyalty and marksmanship I just like to know can I still use my HDS seven my buddy has that hummingbird you got right now we used on the water yesterday but a little lithium battery died within two hours which was $120 battery if you have any Chyna input or help that you could give me some pointers on it’s well taken care of I have the big transducer plate I just don’t know what this big structural scan box is for
I don't see why you can't use the HDS. I've never used one, but from others I've talked to they're good little units that work well. When I'm looking for a battery for my electronics, the main thing I look for is amp hours - or basically how much charge I'll get out of the battery. Lower amp hours means shorter life and usage time. 80-100 amp hours is usually enough for most anglers. But that is just a rating, it doesn't mean you'll get 80-100 hours of usage before having to recharge. I'd suggest taking a look at your usage needs and then searching for a good battery based around that. I also use lead/acid batteries since they are far cheaper and I can't really tell a difference from lithium.
Thank you I just didn’t understand because it looks to me it’s the same size as my 7 inch HDS from Larance speaking into the mic, but I have a structural scan box, and after hooking a hummingbird up to my kayak I guess I’m just lost with the different types of sonar settings meaning like transducer plates structural box if you ask me to build a house I can do it I can set electrical panels I’m a master plumber German electrical license and this boat electrical shits got me going crazy I can build I can deck out but when it comes to running wires I’m lost and being on a budget right now and just making it back off of keeping my home during this pandemic I don’t want sympathy I just need help lol I’m a hard-working man I just wanna enjoy something that is one of the biggest soothing outlets to me I can be on the water for five hours catch one fish and I’m happy has it happen yes does it usually happen no but I have a bass tracker that I bought from somebody that tore the steering column out of it no and I bought a 24 V transom motor and a 24 V front trolling motor and I get around good I just have to use extra batteries the biggest thing is the boat is too heavy for a trolling motors does it get the job done can you have fun yes but it kills the average man out here when he sees all these nice bass boats down south and hundreds and hundreds of thousands of dollars on electronics and stuff there’s got to be something that’s affordable and like Randy Plunkett said, you only need down inside imaging and a basic fish locator other than that how many fishermen can really say they are a good fisherman without all them electronics I fished two years in tournaments with no electronics and I won twice and I’ve always finish in the top 10 I know where Fisher I do have a good sense of structure and where they lay how they feed that science of bass fishing I’m pretty much a 7030 on mobile/all right but I would like to see Ray motors come out with a nice 36 V set that doesn’t break the wallet because you just can’t go by 12 V batteries you got a buy 6 V and if you go cheap you could damage your system it just seems like gas motors are so much easier on the boat but I can’t use them up here and I just can’t sell my home and leave just because I can’t fish the way I want to fish like everybody else so I wanna try to make it to where I can fit in where I fit in and when the time comes I move up in life but for now I just need to get everything I got working and I have no clue so if anyone has any experience on anybody that knows anything that I could speak to here in Baltimore Maryland or on Instagram instead of here on UA-cam or I could really fix my boat because I have a nice boat that is not rusted damaged or nothing and it’s over 15 years old it’s a tractor or could be a old ranger aluminum boat because I put my serial numbers in it says tracker on my title but when I ripped the whole boat apart it has a consul of a ranger not a tracker so it could’ve been some shady shit when I bought the boat but all of the serial numbers match I have three serial numbers on this boat and they all match my title and I have a venture trailer
Hmm...that is odd. I just checked and it comes through loud and clear for me. You're the first to mention anything like that. Do you maybe have the video volume turned down (the slider under the video when it plays)?
@@LowBrowFishing I checked and it's at 75% volume for media, no problem with other videos , just thought I mention it in case others are having trouble and not saying anything, was really interested in you video
@@caryjapp5169 I appreciate you mentioning it. But as I said, you are the first to bring it up. And I can hear it just fine as well. I will keep it in mind for the future. I do appreciate you watching, however.
What sort of electronics do you have on your boat? Do you feel like you got a good deal on them? Remember to smash that like button and subscribe!
Bought this unit last summer, as soon as it arrived, got busy and had no time to get out on the lake. Gotta watch this later. For some reason, the wife thinks I should be interested in this stupid Billy The Kid movie she's watching. Don't buy your wife cast iron frying pans, hurts way worse than aluminum. Gotta go, here she comes.
@@agentorange2554 My wife saw this comment and instantly gave me 'the stare'. Oh, my mistake I'm being informed it isn't a stare.
@@LowBrowFishing we stand corrected!!!!
@@agentorange2554 ain't that the truth, ouch lol. 🤣
@@LowBrowFishing 🤣🤣🤣
Purchased a boat with the vivid 9” already installed. When I made the purchase I assumed I’d upgrade the electronics. After messing around with the Garmin I will not be buying anything. I’m actually very fond of it and its simplicity of use. I’d recommend it to anyone who wants an all around good electronic device for fishing. Not to even mention the price difference between some of the other devices. I saw one comment that said it takes the fun out of it. I tend to agree with that. And can also testify that the boats who have the high tech electronics don’t have any more fish in the cooler than I have. All they have is the ability to watch the fish not bite. They do not care about your electronics I guarantee it.
I still really like mine!
Thank you sir, I am not one to comment a lot, but you just helped me over come my anxiety of what it looks like, the features, and I will be buying one just to fish and see structures, I can afford a livescope but to me that sorta takes away the fun with fishing I guess you can say. I like to work for them and say, dang I did a good job or next time I will have better luck.
Awesome! I'm glad it was helpful!
Fishing on a budget doesn't cost $1100 in electronics to fish bass....just say'n.
Why do people call these super cheap. I don’t think they are cheap at all!
Because when an Echomap or Humminbird 360 can run you anywhere from $1,200 to over $3000 - The cost of the Striker units at $400-$600 is super cheap.
Compared to others they are cheap
I have 2 Garmin SV units I got last November. They talk to each other I’m not real smart on the units but what I’ve accomplished has helped me a lot. Got them on sale from Cabelas for $519 each.
Mine are still going strong!
One thing as anglers we don't hear about much any more is flashers. I know some units have a flasher display and some don't. I caught the biggest smallie of my life on lake Erie while running to another spot. That flasher jumped and I accidentally found a small rock pile that wasn't on my preloaded maps. Have never forgotten that moment. With that said, I still don't utilize that feature as often as I should. Electronics sure have come a long ways. I haven't owned a Garmin unit yet, but these sure look nice!
These do have flashers built in. They even mimic the old-school Humminbird dial on the screen. I was debating on mentioning it, but the video was already running too long and I wasn't even sure if anyone would know what I was talking about, lol. Those old flashers could really be dialed in and if you knew how to read them, they could really put you on fish!
@@LowBrowFishing another great tool I've learned a lot about is the
A-scope. Used it on my last trip out to the lake and have to give it partial credit for helping catch a couple of decent hybrid bass.
just discovered your channel. so much better than all the other seemingly sponsored anglers. I joined a bass club and own a plastic boat (twin troller 10) with down scanning only. still learning to fish, but loving it. question. do you have side view on your plastic boat. in not, why?
I don't have any electronics on my little plastic boat because I don't really feel like I need it. I generally can locate bass fairly well and I've been fishing these lakes so long that I know them inside and out
Great finder, use it everyday, all day never fails and does what I need.. Great machine if you learn to use it correctly
Awesome!
Thanks for your review. Gonna pick up one to try. Subscribed as well
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
@@LowBrowFishingif you save a way point on the dash fish finder can you view on the bow fish finder?
@@DerekRC Yes, as long as the two units are linked together. That's easy to do, though. They come with the wire and connectors to do that when you install them.
Thanks for the video 👍🏾
Great video...convinced me to buy the 73 vivid..I'm a cheap old retired drywall taper.
Did you figure out how to split your screen the way you wanted with the side view on top full width...and with 2 others sharing the bottom ?.
I run side view on top with traditional on the left and clearvu on the right..
It took a while and nobody showed it .
Just go to settings an customization!
My eyes aren't as good as a younger man's are anymore, so I only ever like to have 2 things running on the screen at once. If I could have sidescan up top and down imaging on the bottom (or vice versa) that would be great. But you can only do it with 3 things, and the two things on bottom are hard for me to see.
can you use a thruhall transducer ? and is it radar capable ?
As far as I know, it requires the transducer it comes with in the package, which you can either transom mount or mount to your trolling motor. And no, it is not radar capable.
I bout 3 units like this on clearance. But I wist I could put a lakemaster chip in it. I'm used to humminbird. But I will have to try this unit some more I guess. I'm not sure how to use that plotter or if I can use it like a normal GPS. Say it's dark when I come back from fishing, will I be able to follow my track back.
It should automatically connect to any available satellite signal right after you power the unit on. That will give you an accurate date and time of day. From there, it's pretty easy to get to the map screen as it's on the main menu page. Following your tracks is super easy. Just look at the User Data menu at the bottom of the main screen and it should have all of your waypoint and tracks saved there. Select the one you want and you should have no trouble following it back.
Are you reviewing both of these? It's a little confusing. Are you recommending the 7 and the 9 ? Or one over the other? Apologies!!
I'm reviewing both units. I have them linked together and they both work very well for me. This video is a year and a half old and I still have both of these units. Yes, I highly recommend them.
@@LowBrowFishing Thanks very much. Love from Ireland.
Thanks man
No problem!
Have you been able to see Bluegill beds with the 9sv?
Yes. They show up clearly on sidescan.
Are you able to load lake contour maps?
The unit can record contour maps and then recall them later as needed. But it doesn't link to Navionics or anything like that.
No they don’t have contour maps at all
All they show you is a blank screen that tracks your movements
@@freightshaker82 If you have the GPS srcreen ehabled on your device, press the menu key and go into settings->navigation->start recording to record contour maps. You can even ad just the colors of the different depths. If you don't have it recording, it won't record the maps, however.
@@LowBrowFishing you also need to zoom in a bit to see the contours. I've had my Stryker 73SV since October. Loving it so far. Works great in all modes. I really like using traditional sonar and clear vu at the same time.
Hello! I want to get this exact setup, but cannot decide between the 7 or 9 model, what would you say? Thanks!
I have both sizes and I don't really have a problem being able to see either of them. However, I have the 7" on my console by the steering wheel, so I'm never really far from it. The larger one I have mounted on the bow and I can still make it out clearly when I'm working the trolling motor. So if you're going to be standing back a bit from the unit, you may want the larger screen of the 9". Otherwise, the 7" should be just fine and it's a bit cheaper in price. But they both work incredibly well!
@@LowBrowFishing Thank you so much my man!
I've been looking into the garmin vivid 7sv. Using it outs on the water, is there a glare off the screen making it hard to see?
The screen is brightly backlit, so it's easy to see at all times. I don't ever have a problem with glare. I find that I actually have to turn the brightness down at night because it can be blinding when I'm trying to drive the boat.
What settings do you use to see your drop shot as it falls under the boat?
Theoretically, you can use your down imaging (Called ClearVü on the Garmin Striker series) to see your drop shot, but only if your bait is inside the tight cone of the sonar, which is why down imaging provides such highly detailed images. Just select ClearVü (or a combination of ClearVü and another type of sonar) from the main screen. If you're jigging directly over your transducer, then your lure should show up, although, given the side-scrolling nature of most down imaging screens, it won't look right. You might have to go into the settings to adjust the colors to get a better view. But in all honesty, this isn't the intended purpose of down imaging, which is to give a detailed scan of the underwater environment and not really act as a livescope.
i want to buy a garmin striker plus 7 . What I want to ask is whether the Garmin Striker 7 is suitable for a depth of 600 feet in the sea thanks
I honestly couldn't tell you for sure. I've used mine in close to 100 feet of water and it worked fine, but that's the deepest I've gone with it.
Thank you
Hello good video, would you say this is a good fish finder for a complete beginner? Fishing for about a year and just bought bass tracker a few months ago. Thanks! Mainly bass fish in lakes
This is absolutely a great first unit for a beginner! If you are just starting and looking to get your feet, this a unit you might want to seriously consider.
So glad to see you have a bass buggy because we just bought one and now we’re looking for a fish finder. The Garmin was recommended so is very helpful to see a similar boat and the garmin being used together
I do love my Bass Buggy! And those Garmin units work really great!
Thanks for the video it helped me a lot. By the way, what an awesome deal you got off of eBay, my only issue is getting scammed. How do you know your not getting scammed?
I appreciate any advice.
Thank You
I'm glad the video helped you. Helping people is the main reason I made it. When it comes to not getting scammed, I just make sure I do my homework. I look at a seller's Ebay rating, which most of them are very serious about because that reflects how much trust they have and how much business they can do. I also look to see if anyone had issues with the seller and what those issues were. You can easily look into any of them just by clicking on the seller's name and explore from there.
So the 7” model on the dash is an sv or the cv ?
I seen that it has clear view , not sure all the differences
It's an SV, it has both down imaging (3D) and side scan, plus depth charting, GPS mapping, and Actice Captain connectivity.
@@LowBrowFishing thanks man, great video
Please help if you can. I have a friend of mines who have a Garmin 7SV Hummingbird 4 that works in the simulation mode but gives the error message of "the transducer is disconnected", when you actually try to use any function such as clearvu, sidevu, etc. Thanks in advance for any help that you can provide.
I've had that happen a couple of times. It happens when one of the wires is loose or not fully plugged in. There's a bad or faulty connection somewhere. Once I fixed that, it worked fine. Hope that helps.
Thanks for the quick response.@@LowBrowFishing
If you can help me I have a HDS seven structural scan box and transducer and another type of I believe it’s a skipper it’s not a puck I believe it tells you the speed of the boat but I have a electric boat I’m really on a tight budget and I have a kayak I have 255 pound Minnecota‘s speaking into the mic and I have a 80 pound thrust 24 bolt gator mount motor guide trolling motor for the front of my boat I had a 32 V ray motor and it was stolen and I bought it used and my insurance company would not cover I lost out on all my six vote batteries it was doing the pandemic and now I’m just trying to have fun and enjoy I’m not looking for any sympathy I lost my grandmother and grandfather one week apart from one another and I was one of them grandsons that didn’t want to see my grandmother and grandfather go without a funeral luckily my grandfather was a vet so him and my grandmother were buried on top of each other my grandfather had a medal of valor and a few other pens for honor and loyalty and marksmanship I just like to know can I still use my HDS seven my buddy has that hummingbird you got right now we used on the water yesterday but a little lithium battery died within two hours which was $120 battery if you have any Chyna input or help that you could give me some pointers on it’s well taken care of I have the big transducer plate I just don’t know what this big structural scan box is for
I don't see why you can't use the HDS. I've never used one, but from others I've talked to they're good little units that work well. When I'm looking for a battery for my electronics, the main thing I look for is amp hours - or basically how much charge I'll get out of the battery. Lower amp hours means shorter life and usage time. 80-100 amp hours is usually enough for most anglers. But that is just a rating, it doesn't mean you'll get 80-100 hours of usage before having to recharge. I'd suggest taking a look at your usage needs and then searching for a good battery based around that. I also use lead/acid batteries since they are far cheaper and I can't really tell a difference from lithium.
Thank you I just didn’t understand because it looks to me it’s the same size as my 7 inch HDS from Larance speaking into the mic, but I have a structural scan box, and after hooking a hummingbird up to my kayak I guess I’m just lost with the different types of sonar settings meaning like transducer plates structural box if you ask me to build a house I can do it I can set electrical panels I’m a master plumber German electrical license and this boat electrical shits got me going crazy I can build I can deck out but when it comes to running wires I’m lost and being on a budget right now and just making it back off of keeping my home during this pandemic I don’t want sympathy I just need help lol I’m a hard-working man I just wanna enjoy something that is one of the biggest soothing outlets to me I can be on the water for five hours catch one fish and I’m happy has it happen yes does it usually happen no but I have a bass tracker that I bought from somebody that tore the steering column out of it no and I bought a 24 V transom motor and a 24 V front trolling motor and I get around good I just have to use extra batteries the biggest thing is the boat is too heavy for a trolling motors does it get the job done can you have fun yes but it kills the average man out here when he sees all these nice bass boats down south and hundreds and hundreds of thousands of dollars on electronics and stuff there’s got to be something that’s affordable and like Randy Plunkett said, you only need down inside imaging and a basic fish locator other than that how many fishermen can really say they are a good fisherman without all them electronics I fished two years in tournaments with no electronics and I won twice and I’ve always finish in the top 10 I know where Fisher I do have a good sense of structure and where they lay how they feed that science of bass fishing I’m pretty much a 7030 on mobile/all right but I would like to see Ray motors come out with a nice 36 V set that doesn’t break the wallet because you just can’t go by 12 V batteries you got a buy 6 V and if you go cheap you could damage your system it just seems like gas motors are so much easier on the boat but I can’t use them up here and I just can’t sell my home and leave just because I can’t fish the way I want to fish like everybody else so I wanna try to make it to where I can fit in where I fit in and when the time comes I move up in life but for now I just need to get everything I got working and I have no clue so if anyone has any experience on anybody that knows anything that I could speak to here in Baltimore Maryland or on Instagram instead of here on UA-cam or I could really fix my boat because I have a nice boat that is not rusted damaged or nothing and it’s over 15 years old it’s a tractor or could be a old ranger aluminum boat because I put my serial numbers in it says tracker on my title but when I ripped the whole boat apart it has a consul of a ranger not a tracker so it could’ve been some shady shit when I bought the boat but all of the serial numbers match I have three serial numbers on this boat and they all match my title and I have a venture trailer
sorry but volume low I was interested in the topic but couldn't hear you with my volume at max
Hmm...that is odd. I just checked and it comes through loud and clear for me. You're the first to mention anything like that. Do you maybe have the video volume turned down (the slider under the video when it plays)?
@@LowBrowFishing I checked and it's at 75% volume for media, no problem with other videos , just thought I mention it in case others are having trouble and not saying anything, was really interested in you video
@@caryjapp5169 I appreciate you mentioning it. But as I said, you are the first to bring it up. And I can hear it just fine as well. I will keep it in mind for the future. I do appreciate you watching, however.
@@LowBrowFishing It was unusually quiet for me as well
I hear him well on end