LOCATING BRUSH PILES WITH LIVESCANNER “TRUE SCAN” & GARMIN LIVESCOPE
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- LOCATING BRUSH PILES WITH LIVESCANNER “TRUE SCAN” & GARMIN LIVESCOPE
The Livescanner
11431 State Highway 21
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Stan Stone
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Boat & Electronics:
2017 Ranger Z520 with Yamaha 250 SHO
Garmin 126sv (Console Right)
Garmin 126sv (Console Left)
Garmin 126sv (Bow Bottom)
Garmin 106sv (Bow Top)
Garmin GT36 & GT8 Transducers
Garmin Force Trolling Motor
Garmin LVS32 Livescope System
Garmin LVS34 Livescope Plus System
Garmin GPS 24xd Heading Sensor
Fishing Gear & Baits:
10FT Precision Crappie Rods
5lb Test Fluorocarbon Fishing Line
Daiwa BG1000 Spinning Reels
3pound Fishing Jig Heads & Plastic Baits www.3poundfish...
You can use the teardrop on right hand corner to mark perfect waypoints. 😅👍🏼
Good info, will try that out. Thanks for the comment and for watching my video, greatly appreciated.
I appreciate the informative video!
Thanks for watching my video!
how you made that You see right direction of scaning from livescope and maps ? after calibration it will work or need extra gps ?
I think you need a calibrated external heading sensor for it to work. Thanks for watching my video.
Where you get that from the external heading sensor
lol guy's got more electronics than NASA's space shuttle
Thanks for watching my video, greatly appreciated.
Hi, I just found your channel and subscribed. Thank you for the great instructional videos! I am interested in updating the fishing graphs on my boat and noticed that you switched from Humminbird units to Garmin units at the console and at the bow and would love your input on the pros and cons with switching from Humminbird units to Garmin units and having them networked together? Please let me know. Thanks, Tony
Thanks for subscribing and watching my videos. Humminbird has some nice units and customer service that will actually answer the phone. Unfortunately, the employees they hire doesn't know the product very well and you have to ship everything back for any kind of complicated issue, got tied of doing that. Every generation of Solix I purchased had to go back to Humminbird at least one time for some kind of repair. Also, both generations of the 360 was shipped back for blowing fuses. All my stuff was networked together and had several glitches having to reset everything all the time. The Solix uses a lot of power and I was getting low power alarms even though my battery would show mid 12 volts. It was a nightmare every time I would update the software. I hate to talk about any manufacturers product but you asked for my opinion and this is my personal opinion. I have not had any issues whatsoever with the Garmin product and I get nothing for free or discounted. I purchased every Garmin product with my own money. I really love my Garmin product and the customer support employees know the product line very well. I hope this answers your questions and you keep watching my videos. Thanks Stan
Do you know if there is a way to add the variable speed to the pro? Don’t want to have to buy a different unit to just get variable speed
Unfortunately the Pro Model isn’t upgradable due to the motors and head size differences. Thanks for watching and commenting on my video.
How are you controlling the steering with the steering wheel if you're using your trolling motor to move the boat? Thanks
If you aim your trolling motor straight and running on a continuous speed, your motor being in the water acts like a steering wheel. It will actually steer the boat as long as your running slow and not try to turn too sharp, works great!
Nice vid.
How often do you have to calibrate to keep the panoptix area setting working properly?
Not that often, several months. Thanks for watching.