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CS7UMD Modifications
- Thread starter Mark L
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Mark,
I would leave it stock if you still plan to search the ocean, An increase in sensitivity may create poor stability especially in the surf and wet sand.
I have a CS-6 and when I applied some of the mods it only made the unit operate with poor stability in the wet sand and surf, For inland the increased sensitivity worked great but not for ocean use.
My two cents worth,
Paul (Ca)
I would leave it stock if you still plan to search the ocean, An increase in sensitivity may create poor stability especially in the surf and wet sand.
I have a CS-6 and when I applied some of the mods it only made the unit operate with poor stability in the wet sand and surf, For inland the increased sensitivity worked great but not for ocean use.
My two cents worth,
Paul (Ca)
There's really no need to up-date this unit. The circuit is as modern as most anything out there.
At one time it was the hottest PI on the salt beach's. The minimum pulse delay is at 15uS., and the circuit is controlled by a PIC. They had some quality control problems with them, but if it's working, I would certainly use it. Get yourself a real good scoop, your going to need it.
At one time it was the hottest PI on the salt beach's. The minimum pulse delay is at 15uS., and the circuit is controlled by a PIC. They had some quality control problems with them, but if it's working, I would certainly use it. Get yourself a real good scoop, your going to need it.