Wireless Fish Finder

anyone have any experience with a Humminbird smartcast wireless fish finder ?

Jan 22, 2009 by HDrider | Posted in Fishing

are they any good found one for 50.......

I have the RF35 wrist watch model.
The display is very low detail but it will give depth and water temp.
The only problem I had is that I had to use one of my rods to cast out the transducer so i went out and bought a cheap Zebco combo to

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1) The sensor only senses directly underneath it,and not much else. 2) the output screen scrolls across the watch face whether or not the device it moving. SO a sub-surface depression that looks quite gradual could actually be quite steep if the sensor is moving very slowly. (and visa versa). You have to realize the the sensor isn't taking a continuous picture of the bottom but is instead taking a series of snap shots every couple seconds. If you understand that and try your smartcast out on a dock where you can actually see the bottom you can get the feel for this pretty quick. You must compare what you see on your watch to how fast the device is moving. Plus there is about a 5-10 second lag between the sensor and what you see on your watch. The Humminbird SmartCast RF35 Wireless Remote Fish Finder, Wrist Mount provides a dual-function fish finder and watch, with the ultimate go-anywhere design. Designed to be rugged enough and portable enough to go with you anywhere, yet packed full of advanced functionality and conveniences, the RF35 is the ultimate fisherman's friend.

The SmartCast RF35 is a functional watch with date and time capability, yet provides you with sonar readings from a range of up to 75 feet down to a depth of 120 feet, as well showing you water surface temperature and depth readout. This unit fits easily on your wrist, is operated simply via watch-style controls, and utilizes a high-visibility, 1.25-inch STN screen with 48 x 32 lines of resolution. This fish...

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