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Help with 2D Sonar #11728861 07/18/16 05:42 PM
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Hey guys in need alittle help cleaning up my 2d sonar. when i get to a depth of around 25 ft. the bottom gets real fuzzy (See Pic above). And then cleans up around 40ft? Any idea on how to clean it up?? Thanks!!!
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Re: Help with 2D Sonar [Re: bghogdogtx] #11729096 07/18/16 08:25 PM
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Looks like a thermocline at whatever depth you're at. That would be my opinion especially considering it's a straight line above the bottom.
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Re: Help with 2D Sonar [Re: bghogdogtx] #11729170 07/18/16 09:17 PM
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That narrows down target zone. 25' & above because of a thermocline setting up.

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Re: Help with 2D Sonar [Re: bghogdogtx] #11729590 07/19/16 02:03 AM
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Re: Help with 2D Sonar [Re: bghogdogtx] #11729602 07/19/16 02:07 AM
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You can come back off the sensitivity a little bit to be able to see through the thermocline for structure changes better.

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