The credit for this one goes to George in Florida. Give it a try and give some feed back. Go to transmit frequencies and just below 3 frequencies you will find the salt compensate option. It is also 3 frequency. Many people have been finding they are getting the same depth but with less falsing and quieter operation than 3 frequency. Like anything it might not work for everyone. Let's hear from you. Rob
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Salt Compensate
- Thread starter Rob (IL)
- Start date
Larry (IL)
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I didn't do any depth testing, but in the initial testing of the V, I did get a reduction of noise in the salt mode. I have not tried it since though.
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