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Model: Yachting Electronic Co. FC500 , Yachting Electronic Co. FC520

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Even the best fish finders can’t guarantee a successful day on the water, but these marvels of angling technology will certainly increase the odds.

Some anglers have a sixth sense for finding fish. They know when and where to go based on weather, water conditions, and instinct. But even experienced fishermen need an edge to consistently locate gamefish. One of the best fish finders is likely their secret weapon.

These devices have been on the commercial market for decades, and in that time have seen myriad technological advances. Today’s best fish finders may be integrated with radar, chart plotters, GPS systems, engine controls, drones, smartphones, and a dizzying array of other devices.

But all of the best fish finders are still based on the same principle of sound waves converted to a visual display.

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The underlying technology, called sonar, was developed during WWII to locate enemy submarines. Inevitably, that technology made its way to the recreational fishing market in the form of crude “flashers,” which got their start on the U.S. bass-fishing circuit of the early 1970s.

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Today, off-the-shelf fish finders are so powerful that an angler can see minute detail underwater, right down to their line and lure! Whether you chase fish in a center-console boat , from an offshore vessel, or even a simple paddle craft, here’s how to choose the best fish finder for your style of angling.

At a glance

Best overall fish finder: Garmin Echomap UHD Best value fish finder: Humminbird Helix Best portable fish finder: Garmin Striker 4

7 of the best fish finders on the market

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Raymarine Element 7HV

Best tried and tested fish finder

Specifications

Screen size: 7in | CHIRP sonar: Yes | Transducer included: Yes | GPS: Yes

Reasons to buy

• High resolution bright screen Hypervision 1.2MHz • Simple Lighthouse Sport operating system optimized for fishing • Push button controls • Raymarine support • Integrated GPS/GNSS receiver

Reasons to avoid

• Chart updates have to be done via a tiny Micro SD card that is easy to lose

The Raymarine Element 7HV oozes quality, and it looks reassuringly expensive with a beautiful black plastic casing. Standard fittings in the box included a solid trunnion mount base with solid knobs, plus a seal and fittings for flush mounting.

Our reviewer Lester McCarthy reports that the various fish finder functions really do help find the fish; DownVision gives a clear picture below the boat, scanning 1.2MHz in shallow water and 350KHz in deeper water; Sidevision displays the view port and starboard, Realvision 3D gives a whole 3D image either to the bow or stern; and there is a conical sonar display.

The screen features a sharp, high-resolution picture giving fantastic clear results even in bright sunlight. What’s more, the Raymarine Element 7HV boasts a quad core processor for faster loading, redrawing and much sharper graphics performance.

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Garmin echomap uhd series.

Best overall fish finder

• A preeminent brand in electronic navigation • Supports side-view technology • Includes some built-in maps • Networkable and expandable

• Moderately expensive

When it comes to navigation on land or water, few brands have the reputation of Garmin – its marine products division has won the national Marine Electronics Association’s Manufacturer of the Year award for seven years running.

The Echomap UHD series is a workhorse in the Garmin product line. It may be purchased with or without a transducer, which means you can match the head unit to a transducer of your choice for upgraded performance, including Garmin’s proprietary ClearVü and SideVü technologies. Note that only the 7- and 9-inch screens offer SideVü compatibility.

The GPS and touchscreen enabled multi-function display (MFD) features built-in maps and charts for both coastal (BlueChart) and inland (LakeVü) areas. There are also loads of optional charts sold separately.

EchoMap UHD is available in 4- 6- 7- or 9-inch screens. All feature high-contrast color resolution to separate fish from structure and help you make every cast count.

Humminbird Helix 7 CHIRP MDI GPS G4

Best value fish finder

• Affordable entry-level fish finder • Clear down-imaging technology • Includes transducer

• Not a touchscreen unit • No ethernet port for hard-wire networking with other components

Ever since American bass-fishing pioneer Tom Mann helped develop the first “flasher” type sounder for recreational anglers in the early 1970s, the Humminbird brand has been synonymous with fish finders.

Today’s versions are light years ahead of those early models, but the goal is still the same: Put anglers on fish.

Humminbird’s Helix series is a popular mid-range sounder with many of the features of its pricier cousins. Out of the box the Helix 7 offers Humminbird’s MEGA down imaging for crystal clear views down to 125 feet. The unit’s dual-spectrum CHIRP sonar allows anglers to search a wide or narrow cone, depending on the target, down to 1,200 feet.

The Helix 7 is a GPS fish finder that comes loaded with base maps covering more than 10,000 US lakes and coastal waters. Additional premium charts, including Navionics, are optional.

Garmin Striker Vivid 5CV

Best budget fish finder

Screen size: 5in | CHIRP sonar: Yes | Transducer included: Yes | GPS: Yes

• Good price for basic fish finder • Includes transom-mounted transducer and swivel mount for head unit • Built-in GPS for routing and waypoints

• No built-in charts • 5-inch screen not compatible with side-view technology

When shopping for a fish finder on a budget, you have to make some concessions. One of those is likely the built-in maps featured in more expensive fish finder and chart plotter combos. The other is side-imaging technology.

If you can do without those features, then Garmin’s Striker Vivid 5CV has about every other feature you would need at a price that won’t break the bank.

The 5-inch version comes in at around $300 and includes both traditional CHIRP as well as ClearVü sonar in a GT20 transom-mounted transducer. With that you can read bottom structure and pick up fish arches either with traditional sonar or by using one of seven vivid color displays in ClearVü mode.

And while the Striker Vivid does not include maps, it is GPS enabled with Garmin’s QuickDraw technology. That means you can create your own contour maps of favorite fishing holes, set waypoints, plot routes, and monitor your speed and direction.

All this is at your fingertips on a keyed, high-resolution screen that can split for side-by-side views of bottom features and GPS functions.

Garmin Striker 4 Portable

Best portable fish finder

Screen size: 3.5in | CHIRP sonar: Yes | Transducer included: Yes | GPS: Yes

• Big tech in a small package • GPS-enabled fish finder • Comes with carrying case and rechargeable battery • Optional premium transducers available

• Screen perhaps too small for larger boats • GPS is only for waypoints. Cannot upload charts

The basic function of a fish finder is to define the bottom and display anything between it and the boat. With that knowledge an angler can identify depth, structure, vegetation, and even the fish. Everything else is bells and whistles.

The Garmin Striker 4 Portable fish finder checks all those boxes and more. It is perfect for use on fishing kayaks , while ice fishing, or even transporting to a friend’s boat who might not have electronics.

The Striker 4 Portable bundle includes the head unit and CHIRP sonar for better target separation. The transducer is mounted by a suction cup, which can be affixed to virtually any vessel.

A deep menu of display modes include color graphic views as well as a flasher mode for ice fishing. There is also an auto-zoom mode that automatically adjusts the display according to depth. Split the screen between wide and narrow sonar cones, or switch to GPS mode and mark fishy locations or plot a route to favorite waypoints.

The unit comes with a handy carrying case, as well as a rechargeable 12-volt, 7 amp-hour battery. It’s all you will need to start catching more fish on any body of water short of the open ocean.

Humminbird Apex 19 MEGA SI Charplotter

Best high-end fish finder

Screen size: 18.5in | CHIRP sonar: Yes | Transducer included: Yes | GPS: Yes

• Super versatile multi-function display • Large screen for split views • Down- and side-imaging sonar are standard • A total-boat control station

• Very expensive! • Do you truly need all that to catch a fish?

The Humminbird Apex 19 is more than a fish finder – it’s a command center from which the captain can control everything from fishing location to engine operations.

When you get into this price point, fish finding, navigation, radar, sound systems, weather, and other functions become integrated into one unit, all of which can be networked wirelessly or over ethernet cable.

The Apex 19 literally puts all this at your fingertips in a touchscreen interface with supplementary keypad controls. Whether you are reading sonar, navigating charts, monitoring radar, or selecting a playlist, the full HD display renders every function in vivid detail.

Factory standard includes both down imaging up to 400 feet and side imaging out to 800 feet, along with traditional dual-spectrum CHIRP sonar for the most complete picture of what lies beneath. And you won’t miss anything on the high-resolution 18.5-inch color display.

Create your own charts with GPS chart plotting, or mark locations on the Garmin basemap, which includes freshwater lakes as well as coastal waters. The unit also accepts premium charts from LakeMaster, CoastMaster, and Navionics.

Lowrance HDS-7 Live with Active Imaging 3-in-1

Best fish finder/chartplotter combo

• Loaded with GPS features, including built-in maps • Top-end performance at a mid-range price • Side-imaging and down-scan sonar

• Pricey if you do not need chartplotter functions • About the smallest screen size that will serve as a chartplotter

These days, most mid-range and higher fish finders are enabled with GPS, which is used either to display onboard maps or for creating your own contours and routes. But when it comes to choosing a fish finder with GPS, one of the main challenges is keeping the screen size up and the cost down.

A 5- to 7-inch screen is about the minimum size for a readable chart plotter, and the Lowrance HDS-7 Live packs top-of-the line performance into a relatively compact unit.

Although the HDS series goes all the way up to 16 inches, the HDS-7 still boasts many of Lowrance’s premium features. These include a touchscreen display, mapping down to 6-inch contours, built-in charts for inland lakes and coastal waters, side-viewing and down-imaging capability, and real-time imaging of fish moving beneath your boat.

It also includes Lowrance’s nifty FishReveal technology, which combines traditional “fish arch” blips with colorful bottom details to make it easier to separate fish from structure.

What you need to know about choosing the best fish finder

There are two basic elements to a fish finder: the head unit and the transducer. The transducer creates a signal composed of sound waves, or sonar, and the head unit interprets that signal on a multi-function display (MFD).

The two most important considerations when shopping are fishing application and budget. Do you need only a fish finder, or do you want the unit to network with radar, engine, and other systems? A weekend bass angler does not require the same technology as a saltwater guide dropping baits over offshore wrecks. So first, home in on your angling needs, and then cost.

Beyond price range and performance, choosing the best fish finder comes down to a matter of size. What is the biggest screen you can you fit (and easily read) in your vessel?

Picking the best transducer for your fish finder

Most head units are sold with a transducer, and some without. Depending on the brand and model, you may be able to exchange the stock transducer for another according to your sounding needs and mounting preferences (i.e. on a trolling motor versus the transom). Study the transducer options as carefully as the head unit.

CHIRP sonar has become ubiquitous on all but the cheapest models. CHIRP simply means that the transducer emits a variable range of frequencies rather than a fixed frequency, thus offering more target detail.

Also take note of transducer’s cone angle. A wider sonar cone produces larger fish arches, which means they are easier to read, but it depicts less detail in shallow water. A narrow cone provides better detail in shallow water, such as inland lakes, but it covers less area at depth.

All the best fish finders have GPS

GPS is common on most mid-range units, but it may be limited to marking waypoints and tracks or building your own charts contour by contour. On high-end models, the GPS is integrated with onboard charts for true navigation.

If it is a fish finder/chart plotter combo, be sure to understand which charts are included. Is it a world base map, inland lakes, or coastal charts? What premium charts will the unit accept as an upgrade?

Lastly, prioritize your needs over the brand name. Marine electronics is a highly competitive market. Garmin, Lowrance, Humminbird, and Raymarine lead the pack in the recreational fish finders, and they all make excellent products. Choosing the best fish finder for you comes down to fishing style and personal choice more so than brand.

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Furuno has introduced two new fish finder units, the FCV588 and FCV628. Both are third-generation designs that incorporate RezBoost, a first for Furuno with a standalone fish finder.

The manufacturer introduced RezBoost last year. It is a signal-processing technology that improves resolution and target separation, creating an image that Furuno says is eight times sharper than what anglers see on units with conventional signal processing.

The FCV588 has an 8.4-inch color LCD screen, while the FCV628 has a 5.6-inch version. Both units are designed to fit in the helm footprint of their predecessor models, the FCV620/FCV627 and the FCV585/FCV587.

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Yachting Naki 800C Installation And Operation Instructions Manual

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Table of Contents

• Troubleshooting
• Understanding Sonar
• No-Skipping Detection
• Dual Beam Sonar (NAKI810C/820C Only)
• Packing List
• Tool List (Not Included)
• Transom Installation
• Shoot-Thru-Hull Transducer Installation
• Sonar Unit Installation
• Understanding the Fishfinder Screen
• Real Time Sonar Window
• Keyboard Instruction
• Data Interface
• Chard Speed
• Chart Speed
• Menu Operation
• Noise Filter
• Fish ID Sens
• Frequency( NAKI810C / 820C Onlyl)
• TCG Control
• Depth Range
• Keel Offset
• System Info
• Load Default
• Temperature
• Trouble Shooting
• Maintenance
• Guarantee Conditions
• Specifications

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Summary of Contents for Yachting Naki 800C

• Page 1 NAKI 800C, NAKI 810C, NAKI 820C Color Fishfinder Installation and Operation Instructions...
• Page 3 Yachting Electronic Co., Ltd. Yachting Electronic may find it necessary to change or end our policies, regulations, and special offers at any time. We reserve the right to change or improve its products and to make changes in the content without obligation to notify any person or organization.
• Page 4 Introduction Thank you for choosing our Fish Finder. And welcome to the innovations of Yachting Electronic Co., Ltd! We have been committed to fish finder R&D activities all the way and its products have been reputed for their cutting-edge technologies and reliable performance.

Page 5: Table Of Contents

• Page 6 TCG Control....................28 2. Display......................30 Depth Range....................30 Zoom Range....................31 Backlight......................32 Echo Style....................33 Keel Offset....................34 3. System......................35 Beeper......................35 Simulator.....................35 Language.....................36 System Info....................37 Load Default....................38 4. Units......................39 Temperature....................39 Depth......................40 5. Alarm......................41 Fish ID......................41 Shallow......................42 Battery......................43 Trouble Shooting....................44 Maintenance......................46 Guarantee Conditions...................47 Specifications and features..................48 Specifications...................48 Features....................49...

Page 7: Understanding Sonar

Page 8: no-skipping detection, page 9: dual beam sonar (naki810c/820c only), page 10: installation, page 11: tool list (not included).

• Page 12 surface make them not separating easily. Note: when match the transducer and pivot, please be careful not assembling them reversedly. see figure-2 a-right b-wrong (figure-2) b) Put the locking nut into the slot of pivot then insert the pivot bolt hand-tighten the pivot bolt (figure-3) Note Do not over tighten the pivot-bolt with Allen wrench otherwise you will not being able to adjust the angle of transducer...
• Page 13 Do not push the pivot into the bracket (figure-5) 4. Initial installation of transducer a) Apply marine sealant to the 4 x 15mm screws and the two holes on transom. Hold the bracket against transom again slightly tighten the template by two 4 x 15mm screws (see figure-6).
• Page 14 the template touchs the transducer (figure-6) Note Note Make sure the cable between the transducer and the first clamp is not tighten. otherwise the transducer cable is easily damaged when adjust the transducer. To avoid this matter please rotate the transducer to the utmost position before tighten the first cable clamp (figure-7).

Page 15: Shoot-Thru-Hull Transducer Installation

• Page 16 inner hull Resin flotation material expoxy outer hull (figure-8) With double-hulled boat, you could make the shoot-thru-hull installation only when some flotation materials (such as plywood, balsa, wood or foam) are removed from the chosen area. Please see figure-8. Warning: contact your boat dealers to get the full specifications of your boat. And never try to remove any materials from the inner hull before you completely know about the composition of your hull.
• Page 17 2. Find a better mounting location a) Fill the hull with enough water to submerge the transducer. b) In the sump of the boat, place the transducer at the identified mounting position, face down. To make the transducer in position, some heavy object could be used. c) Turn on the sonar unit, run the boat to water area that the depth is about 20feet to test whether the sonar display is normal (if needed, please adjust the sensitivity and depth range).

Page 18: Sonar Unit Installation

• Page 19 control head (figure-10) bracket 2) Assemble the locking knob locking knob (figure-11) 3. Fix the fish finder on the installation surface which you choose before...
• Page 20 4. Connect the power cable to the boat Your Fishfinder include a 1.5m long power cable, which is used to connect to the transducer and battery. Properly connect the power cable to the transducer and battery, then it is ready to use. Caution: some boats may have 24 or 36 volt electric system, however for your Fishfinder, only 12 volt electric system could be adopted.

Page 21: Operation

Page 22: real time sonar window, page 23: keyboard instruction, page 24: exit key, page 25: data interface, page 26: menu operation, page 27: noise filter, page 28: color line, page 29: sensitive, page 30: fish id sens, page 31: water type, page 32: frequency( naki810c / 820c onlyl).

• Page 33 5) Press Right Arrow to enter into the setting. 6 ) Press Up / Down Arrow to change the option. 7) Press ENT to confirm the setting. 8) Press EXIT to exit the menu setting. (for 83/200kHz) (for 50/200kHz) Note: a) for the fish target detected under 200kHz, the depth redout on the fish ID is displayed in Green color.

Page 34: Tcg Control

Page 36: display, page 37: zoom range, page 38: backlight, page 39: echo style, page 40: keel offset, page 41: system, page 42: language, page 43: system info, page 44: load default, page 45: units, page 46: depth, page 47: alarm, page 48: shallow, page 49: battery, page 50: trouble shooting.

• Page 51 routing Fishfinder”s power and the transducer cable away from the electrical source. b) Electrical noise from the boat's motor can interferes with the sonar, which will cause some weaker signals being eliminated. Try increasing the Noise Reject level or routing Fishfinder”s power and the transducer cable away from the electrical source. Nothing appears on the display even you can see fish under the transducer.

Page 52: Maintenance

Page 53: guarantee conditions, page 54: specifications and features, page 55: features.

• Page 57 Yachting Electronic Co., Ltd Building107, No.508, Heyan Road, Nanjing, 210038, China Tel: + 86 25 84680809 Fax: 0086 25 85359123 Email: [email protected]...

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