Lowrance FishHunter 3D/PRO, Operator'S Manual

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When paddling/pedaling along at a fast pace, you will want
to have the FishHunter located just behind your seat in the
kayak. This will give you the best possible connection with the
sonar and the most consistent screen speed.
1.
Attach your tether to the side of your kayak.
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Note:
In the images we have attached it to the kayak
handle.
2.
Allow enough line to ensure your FishHunter will be
behind your seat. When you are moving along (in this
case we have used about 1 m (4 ft) of the tether) the
FishHunter may bounce off the side of your kayak from
time to time, but that will not impact its performance.
3.
You may notice in the RAW VIEW that you will be able to
see your paddle/pedal strokes in the surface noise. This
does not impact the performance of your sonar.
You can eliminate this by either moving the FishHunter just
behind your seat as explained above, or you can switch to Fish
View and use the surface slider to adjust to eliminate the area
where your paddle/pedaling is appearing.