Lowrance fish hunter pro

A large detection range. The Deeper Pro Plus also features GPS and a map function.Watch this video to find out more about the Deeper Pro and the Deeper Pro Plus – the fish finders for fishing from the shore:Deeper Pro and Pro Plus – key features:Diameter: 6.5 cm.Weight: 100 g.WIFI range (partly dependent on smartphone or tablet): up to 100 m.Maximum depth: 80 m.Units for water temperature: Celsius / Fahrenheit.Units for water depth: metres / fathoms.GPS: L1 48-channel GPS receiver, accuracy 3 m at 50%.Working temperature: -20° C to +40° C.Battery / rechargeable battery: Lithium-polymer battery 3.7 V / 850 mAh rechargeable. Running time with 290 kHz up to 6 hours.Charging time with empty battery approx. 2 hours.Transmission cone / frequency: 15° at 290 kHz, 55° at 90 kHz.Scan frequency: 15 x per second.Firmware update: Via app.The Deeper Pro and Pro Plus are available for about 200€.4.2 Lowrance Fish Hunter 3D (our second test winner)To the table of contentsA new star on the horizon of wireless fishfinders, with which the Lowrance developers have done a great job. Although the range of around 65 m and a detectable depth of 65 m are clearly behind the Deeper Pro (Plus), thefive sonar views,fishing (depth) map,3D Structure Mapping,Direct Casting,3D Fishingand the flasher for ice fishingare setting new standards. Another highlight is the 5×3 frequency transmitter, which consists of five individual transmission crystals with three transmission frequencies each (381 kHz, 475 kHz, 675 kHz). The purpose of this arrangement is to be able to scan each module individually in order to be able to localise the fish position even more precisely. Based on the high frequencies used (compared to the Deeper), it is clear why less depth is possible. On the other hand, the display is very differentiated and the 3D display has sufficient

Detail. A great device, which is not only highly visible due to the unconventional buoy shape, but can also reliably maintain Wifi contact – despite the waves. If it wasn’t for the somewhat high weight (180 g), the Fish Hunter would even be ahead of the Deeper (100 g) in our rating.Lowrance Fish Hunter 3D – key features:Transmitting power: 300 watts.Transmitting frequencies: 381 kHz, 475 kHz and 675 kHz.Transmitting crystal: Piezo-electric ceramic crystal.Depth: Min. 0.4 m to max. 55 m.Transducer type: 5 “tri-frequency” transducers.Fish finder battery life: Up to 10 h or up to 500 h in standby.Measurement units: Metric adjustable (via app).Compatibility: iOS Apple & Android smartphones / tablets with GPS.Weight: 180 g.Dimension (length): 96.5 mm.Functions (views): Directional Casting™, 3D Fishing, 3d Structure Mapping, Bathymetric Mapping, Ice Fishing Flasher.The Lowrance Fish Hunter 3D is available for about 200€.4.3 The non-plus-ultra: Deeper CHIRP+ – Smart Sonar with CHIRP, WIFI and GPS for iOS & AndroidTo the table of contentsThe non plus ultra of castable fishfinders. The only model with Chirp, WiFi and GPS offers all the sonar features that are technically possible and practical. Not only does Chirp give you an improved range of up to 100 m, it also minimises the surface interference – the quality of the images speaks for itself. Once you’ve seen the difference, you’ll be more than happy to pay the extra price for this model.Deeper CHIRP+ – Smart Sonar – key features:Separation of objects with as little as 1 centimetre distance.A clear and detailed display of the ground and fish.Due to the Chirp function less surface noise and interference.Display from as little as 15 cm and up to 100 m water depth.3 transmitting cones with different frequencies (7°, 16° and 47°).By the way: We are one of only six online shops recommended by Deeper!4.4

The details of the transmitter on a larger tablet. This saves you money on the actual screen if you already own a tablet.In terms of quality, the various fish finders differ in terms ofthe visualisation and imaging,usabilityand user-friendliness.The technical details such asnumber of transmitters / transducers,transmitting power,resolution of the screenas well as the coverable width of the transmitting cone (encoder cone)are the decisive factors for most buyers. Some fishfinders are even suitable for depths of up to almost 1,000 m. Lowrance states a depth performance of 914 m for the Elite 9x CHIRP fishfinder.It should be obvious to everyone that at such depths there is nothing left to interpret fish crescents, because the frequency of 50 kHz does not allow this level of detail. But it should be enough to find interesting spots on the bottom of the water for fish. But honestly. Who of us fishes at this depth?Get the lowdown on how to make it to the premier league of fishfinder users! Become a sonar pro and catch up to 80% more fish with only 20% of the settings: The Ultimate Fish Finder Guide Download 40 pages for free now To the table of contentsAnyone who was on the lookout for sensational innovations on the fish finder market at the Boot 2020 in Düsseldorf was disappointed. Almost all manufacturers were more into fine tuning last year’s models in terms of equipment and technology than presenting major innovations.For examplehigh-resolution Ultra HD ClearVü and SideVü for the Echomap family could be seen at the Garmin stand.and Lowrance made themselves an interesting presence in the lower price range with the upgrading of their Hook units (Hook Reveal).Raymarine had the same look as last year, but was in joyful anticipation of the innovations to come at CES in Las Vegas (February 2020).