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TESORO TIGER SHARK SENSITIVITY QUESTION:confused:

In your manual, page 15, shows the position of the adjusment pot inside the control box. If you choose to adjust it, use a sharpie and make a mark by the pointers current location. That way, you can always get it set back to where it was if you need to.

The Tiger is ok on some salt water beaches, but very noisey on most. It is an awesome fresh water machine.
 
The trick is to accept the TS's limitations as a VLF machine around saltwater. You'll do better to turn the SENS DOWN a little as opposed to turning it up. This will negate much of the chatter. Yes, youll lose some depth, but the trade off for great DISC is worth it. Just work with it til you get it where it works for you.

If you want unrivaled depth on a saltwater beach, get a PI.
 
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