Name that Return

[YakDout]

Originally Posted by GregAndrew

Looks like the high chirp is getting some interference. Might try cycling off any other electronics on board, and checking your transducer cable and pins. The crack in the screen could be troublesome too? If your transducer is not directly in the water, you might want to check for bubbles (although the downscan does not appear bad). Make sure you have the right transducer selected in the setting also. Is the "4X" on your unit scroll speed? If so, I would turn that down to normal.

The 4x appears to be the amount of zoom. Agree with the rest.

[GregAndrew]

Originally Posted by YakDout

The 4x appears to be the amount of zoom. Agree with the rest.

Yep, didn't even notice the scale on that part of the screen.

[Salty Irons]

Originally Posted by GregAndrew

Looks like the high chirp is getting some interference. Might try cycling off any other electronics on board, and checking your transducer cable and pins. The crack in the screen could be troublesome too? If your transducer is not directly in the water, you might want to check for bubbles (although the downscan does not appear bad). Make sure you have the right transducer selected in the setting also. Is the "4X" on your unit scroll speed? If so, I would turn that down to normal.

Ya switched high chirp to 200 and zoomed out so much better already more clear.

Originally Posted by YakDout

The 4x appears to be the amount of zoom. Agree with the rest.

Dont know how to turn down sensitivity but 200 seems to correctly portray what's below thanks to both of you for all the suggestions!

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