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Location: Stevens Point, WI | Reef Hawg - 3/13/2008 11:35 AM
Shep, even you inferred then, that there is a difference. If I have to tweak my sens. up to get what I want, I now lost out on the top end as I cannot go up as high as I'd like to, or my unit would allow. I normally run my units at a very high sensitivity to begin with, and filter the crap(clutter) in my mind, as I don't want to 'miss' anything. Due to a loss of sensitivity in the Universal sonar, this isn't possible. It is a lossy application in truth, no matter the settings, but again, a great feature and a great convenience.
Reef Hawg, you absolutely couldn't have said it any better. There is a difference. I've played with my sensitivity, I've done everything I could to make it better but could never get the detail I could get with the original transducer. Argue all you want, it's not the same. However, the U2 has gotten better. |
