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| I am going to buy a new trolling motor and am intrigued by the built in Mega DI transducer on some of the Minn Kota motors. Does anyone use the Mega DI? I was thinking it was be very helpful for finding small rock piles, boulders, etc. Or is this just a waste of money? I searched and didn't find anything. |
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Location: deephaven mn | It is a different view than traditional sonar. It has more "exactness" than tradional sonar. Really helpful in seeing fish and or bait in weeds. And yes rocks look more like rocks. Takes a little learning but compare the two and you will see more definition. |
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| kap - 8/27/2019 4:00 PM
It is a different view than traditional sonar. It has more "exactness" than tradional sonar. Really helpful in seeing fish and or bait in weeds. And yes rocks look more like rocks. Takes a little learning but compare the two and you will see more definition.
Thanks. I need a newer unit for the bow and if this works better, seems like it would be worth the additional cost. |
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| I think I would wait a year. I think they are coming out with the head that has Di and SI next year. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | https://www.minnkotamotors.com/learn/technology/trolling-motors/buil...
'You can’t mark fish if you can’t see fish. And the best view of what’s below comes from Humminbird’s MEGA Imaging™. So get a Humminbird’s eye view with a MEGA Down Imaging or MEGA Side Imaging transducer built right into the lower unit of our most powerful, trusted motors.' |
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