Eagle Fish I.D. II Specifications download pdf (Page 5)

SPECIFICATIONS

Dimensions

Weight

192 kHz

275 watts

peak

to

peak

34.4

watts RMS

Receiver

Sensitivity

82 db

temperature

stabilized

Operating

Current

200 ma

(lights off)

500

ma

(lights on)

Operating

Voltage

9-15 vdc

Number of

pixels

50 x

27

(vertical

x

horizontal)

1350 Total

.5"

per

minute

(minimum)

32"

per

minute

(maximum)

180 feet

400 feet

SPEED/TEMPERATIJ

RE SENSOR

INSTALLATION

Fish l.D. Plus

Only

Mount the

speed/temp

sensor on

the boat's transom

in

a

location where

the flow of

water is smoothest. There

should be a

minimum amount of

turbulence

and air bubbles in the

chosen location. The

port (left)

side of

the transom

is

preferred,

however the

starboard

(right)

side can

be used

if

necessary.

Do not mount the

speed

sensor behind

strakes, ribs,

or

thru-hull

fittings

that will disturb the

flow of water to the

speed

sensor.

In

a

typical

installation,

the

speed

sensor

is mounted six to twelve

inches

from the centerline

of the boat.

The sensor must be in the water

at all

times to function

properly.

Make certain

the chosen location is

in the

water even at

high speed

or when the

boat is on

plane.

Once the

proper

location has been determined,

place

the sensor

on the

transom

with the bottom of the sensor

flush with the

bottom of the hull.

Mark

the transom in the center

of each slot and drill a 5/32"

mounting

hole.

Mount the sensor to the

hull with the screws

provided

with the

sensor. Use

a

good grade

of

caulking compound

to seal

the screws.

Adjust

the

senor so it is flush with

the underside of the hull

and

tighten

the screws.

GLOSSARY

ANCHOR WATCH

-

A

setting

of the sonar unit's

alarm. The alarm

activates

when the boat drifts

into shallower or

deeper

water than the

alarm

set

points.

BACK-LIGHTED

-

A

display

or

keyboard

illuminated

from behind

by

a

light.

Back-lighted displays

are essential

when

night

fishing

or

navigat-

ing.

CAVITATION

-

Air bubbles created

by

the

high speed

movement of

a

boat or transducer

through

water.

CHART SPEED

-

(1)

The

speed

pf the chart

paper

on a

paper

graph

recorder.

(2)

The

speed

of an

image

across

the screen of

a

liquid

crystal graph. (Also

called "scroll

speed").

If

the

base of the transom has

a

radius,

fill the

gép

between the transom

and the sensor with

caulking

compound

to insure a

smooth water flow.

Route the

sensor cable to the

in-line connector on the

sonar unit's

power

cable

and attach it.

Transmitter

frequency

Output

Power

(typical)

5 7/8"H x 7 3/4"W

x 3 7/16"D

1

3/4

pounds

Display

Scroll

Speed

Maximum

Chart

Range

Maximum

Digital Range

SECURELY

A1TACH

CABLE

To TRANSOM

26

3

GOOD SPEEDITEMP

SENSOR LOCATION

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