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shallow water hunting
- Thread starter ron948
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YES. Put the provided plug in and use headphones designed for the 3030 when water hunting. Watch the videos and read the manual. The machine is no smarter than the user. I have water hunted for years with very few problems but when I first started I tried to get all the information I could before I actually went into the water. Most problems are preventable. As much as these machines cost the operator should be aware of what can happen if used in away they are not designed to be used. A person can get lucky but a person should not press their luck. HH 
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hershey1 said:YES. Put the provided plug in and use headphones designed for the 3030 when water hunting. Watch the videos and read the manual. The machine is no smarter than the user. I have water hunted for years with very few problems but when I first started I tried to get all the information I could before I actually went into the water. Most problems are preventable. As much as these machines cost the operator should be aware of what can happen if used in away they are not designed to be used. A person can get lucky but a person should not press their luck. HH
Agreed!