upfishcreek
Member
When I read "beach" in the manual do I assume saltwater? It says not to use auto sensitivity , GB etc on the beach. I'm hunting freshwater so is it ok to use auto sensitivity? Thanks.
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Owners manual and "beach"
- Thread starter upfishcreek
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G. E. Edwards
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Hi Bob,
I hunt saltwater here in California, I can not hunt in auto on the wet sand or water, it will drop the sens. down to 5 and sometimes 1 , I do have a lot of black sand. I use manual and noise cancel it allows me to run sens. at 22 to 26, which is plenty of depth. I also use seawater in the wet sand and water, if I turn it off I have to turn down my sens. again. I just know seawater on lets me run a much higher sens. in and out of the water.
I hunt saltwater here in California, I can not hunt in auto on the wet sand or water, it will drop the sens. down to 5 and sometimes 1 , I do have a lot of black sand. I use manual and noise cancel it allows me to run sens. at 22 to 26, which is plenty of depth. I also use seawater in the wet sand and water, if I turn it off I have to turn down my sens. again. I just know seawater on lets me run a much higher sens. in and out of the water.