So if the front 106sv with LVS34 is networked to a 93Sv UHD at helm, how does the person looking at the rear unit know where the LS beam is pointing compared to the boat?
So if the front 106sv with LVS34 is networked to a 93Sv UHD at helm, how does the person looking at the rear unit know where the LS beam is pointing compared to the boat?
You need to have a heading sensor and calibrate the LS that way you get the indicator top right on screen
other than that he would have to physically look and see what direction its pointed
Not that hard when mounted on a trolling motor
"The handicapped angler"
Mine 1022 shows the direction. Have to calibrate it
2011 Ranger z521/2023 250ProXS
No heading sensor?Originally Posted by 1BADAIR
I thought you needed a heading sensor
"The handicapped angler"
I usually just point whatever direction I have the livescope facing and tell my co angler thats where I am seeing whatever I am throwing at so they can throw in that direction to.
Calibrated but shows the beam according to North up, not where off the boat.
On networked GPSMAP units, I never got the beam icon to show up on networked units until I hooked up NMEA. Seems that data is treated like heading data and is sent over NMEA.
My wife asks if I'm going to fish every day. I can't fish every day. Some days I might be sick.
Leonard the beam icon is useless anyway unless you can tell me how it is used on the LS screen
It's usually best for the person in the back of the boat just to follow the lead of the one in front. Cast where they cast.
My wife asks if I'm going to fish every day. I can't fish every day. Some days I might be sick.
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