Review on Deeper PRO Smart Sonar - Portable WiFi Fish Finder for Kayaks, Boats, and Ice Fishing on Shore by Bhavin Seth ᠌

My previous device was a bluetooth diper. Both versions functioned normally from the shore beneath the feeder, but the second version is the one I use the most when I'm out on the boat. From a purely objective standpoint, the advantages are the simplicity of the installation (the ball and the holding leg lie in a backpack, put on and take off on any boat in a minute). I have a stationary hummingbird, and because I haven't been driving it much lately, I don't want to have to seek for a location to mount an external battery, link the terminals, and attach the sensor to the transom (I already drowned the clamp once). It's simpler in this location. He extracted a ball, then extracted a mount, then put it into a transom or an oar, and then he drove off. Yet, there is a disadvantage to this. If you go with an echo sounder, for example, along Ladoga when there is light excitement, your problem will not be in excitement because he doesn't give a damn about it because he works from under the water. Instead, your problem will be where to put your phone or tablet so that it doesn't get wet under the spray from the wave and so that you don't accidentally step on it when there is a centimeter on the floor of the water. Those of you who are about to get on the boat should go out and purchase a holder for your smartphone or tablet. In general, with regard to the scanning quality at the same level as that of stationary echo sounders, beginning at 70,000.