Our current system is a mix of Furuno Tztouch2’s and one 3. The existing transducer is a 1Kw B260 50/200 KHz. Just purchased a B275LHW wanting the High Wide CHIRP functionality for offshore. I plan on switching between the two as the situation requires. We were able to schedule a haul out and install next month. Planning on discussing this question with the installer next week, but thought I would ask here.
It has always been my understanding that running two transducers at the same time is a no no due to interference. I was watching some YouTube videos, doing a little homework on transducers and the Airmar rep seemed to refute this assumption. Can the High Wide CHIRP from the B275 and the Low frequency from the B260 be used together for better coverage/results as he describes in the video? Or is the B275’s Low CHIRP superior to the B260 single frequency lower in the water column? He seems to make it sound, it would take a little one time tweaking in the settings to isolate frequencies.
Any thoughts or experience with this? The short video clip is attached below.
Thanks,
Garrison
It has always been my understanding that running two transducers at the same time is a no no due to interference. I was watching some YouTube videos, doing a little homework on transducers and the Airmar rep seemed to refute this assumption. Can the High Wide CHIRP from the B275 and the Low frequency from the B260 be used together for better coverage/results as he describes in the video? Or is the B275’s Low CHIRP superior to the B260 single frequency lower in the water column? He seems to make it sound, it would take a little one time tweaking in the settings to isolate frequencies.
Any thoughts or experience with this? The short video clip is attached below.
Thanks,
Garrison
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