I will test out the guage first and then go from there. I don't know whether it's a good reading or a bad one. Just thought about asking since I saw this post. If it's bad I will probably try to find a manual but thought someone on here would pipe in and cut the corner on that. Thank you for sharing. Cool guage you have to have the screen change like that.
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This is what my helm looks like. If yours looks similar, I can dig out the manual and find out how to adjust the depth gauge. I access the menu system on the center MFD with the speed set control on the right side of the dash.
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I flipped through my Hummingbird manual and it does have a 'KO' Keel Offset setting where I can set it to read the depth from the waterline or the Keel instead of the location of the tranducer.
On my boat, you press SET until the "KO" icon is displayed on the screen. Then default setting of the unit is off which is displayed as zero. From the default (0.0) user the DOWN or UP arrow depend on if you want waterline or keel to set the distance from the transducer to the level you want to gauge.
That's for my Hummingbird HDR600, but I would suspect most Hummingbirds are similar.Waiting for another good one!
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How do you know what kind of depth gauge is on your boat? I haven't a clue where to look. Tige gauges in my dash. Where do I find this info out? Maybe in the owner's manual? I am new to these boats. I have played around with the gauges a little bit and have figured out how to switch from water temp to air temp and things like that. But nothing more. I tried pressing the up/down arrows when I selected one of the several display settings and seemed like nothing happened. But then maybe I just didn't see what was going on. Just seemed to beep when I pressed the up/down arrows. There is an "m" at the bottom that changes what is displayed. Any ideas?
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Originally posted by embo View PostHow do you know what kind of depth gauge is on your boat? I haven't a clue where to look. Tige gauges in my dash. Where do I find this info out? Maybe in the owner's manual? I am new to these boats. I have played around with the gauges a little bit and have figured out how to switch from water temp to air temp and things like that. But nothing more. I tried pressing the up/down arrows when I selected one of the several display settings and seemed like nothing happened. But then maybe I just didn't see what was going on. Just seemed to beep when I pressed the up/down arrows. There is an "m" at the bottom that changes what is displayed. Any ideas?
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As a side note….. I keep an eye on the shore and if it tends to be flat I assume under the water is similar. If I see a bunch if rocky outcrops I’m looking for the same structure under water… All this leads to how fast I might get into trouble. Quick rock out crops or a gentle shore getting shallow. So I would set it deeper if I think it might get shallow quickly. (Rocky steep shore)
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Originally posted by Ewok View PostThis is what my helm looks like. If yours looks similar, I can dig out the manual and find out how to adjust the depth gauge. I access the menu system on the center MFD with the speed set control on the right side of the dash.
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Originally posted by embo View PostHow do you know what kind of depth gauge is on your boat? I haven't a clue where to look. Tige gauges in my dash. Where do I find this info out? Maybe in the owner's manual? I am new to these boats. I have played around with the gauges a little bit and have figured out how to switch from water temp to air temp and things like that. But nothing more. I tried pressing the up/down arrows when I selected one of the several display settings and seemed like nothing happened. But then maybe I just didn't see what was going on. Just seemed to beep when I pressed the up/down arrows. There is an "m" at the bottom that changes what is displayed. Any ideas?
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hmmmm.....well googling that info, I come up with some info for newer models but don't seem to be able to find older model manuals. And reading how to set things on the new models don't seem to follow the same steps on mine (the older model). Should I talk to Tige or a dealer to see about getting more info on this? I'm just looking for a something to show me how to set it. And I am interested too in checking out where the air temp sensor is because it seems to really ready differently than actual air temp.
So, should I just talk to Tige or a dealer for Tige?
Thanks in advance.
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Originally posted by embo View Posthmmmm.....well googling that info, I come up with some info for newer models but don't seem to be able to find older model manuals. And reading how to set things on the new models don't seem to follow the same steps on mine (the older model). Should I talk to Tige or a dealer to see about getting more info on this? I'm just looking for a something to show me how to set it. And I am interested too in checking out where the air temp sensor is because it seems to really ready differently than actual air temp.
So, should I just talk to Tige or a dealer for Tige?
Thanks in advance.Mikes Liquid Audio: Knowledge Experience Customer Service you can trust-KICKER WetSounds ACME props FlyHigh Custom Ballast Clarion LiquidLumens LEDs Roswell Wave Deflector And More
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Originally posted by embo View PostTHANKS! Exactly what I was looking for. Now I can make sure they are set corretly. Not that I think they aren't but I don't know if the previous owner might have made some adjustment that I don't think is a good idea. Thank you for your help. Love this Forum!!
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