Still debating transducers and have come up with some more questions I hope someone can help me with.
Some up front info:
The B275LHW CHIRP transducer is capable of transmitting in low between 42-65 kHz and in high between 150-250 kHz
The info on the DFF-1-UHD says it can transmit in low between 30-70 kHz and in high between 175-225 kHz.
My questions / concerns are:
1. The DFF1-UHD doesn't cover the full frequency range of the transducer. It only goes from 175-225 kHz where as the transducer's output in HF is 150-250 kHz. Is this a problem or issue I should be concerned with?
2. I am assuming, that the DFF1-UHD will transmit all frequencies within it's advertised LF & HF bands (30-70 kHz & 175-225 kHz) and not just transmit a single frequency within that band?
3. If I wanted to could I turn off the CHIRP function on the TZTL12F and just transmit a single frequency or one low and one high frequencies with the B275LHW - Basically use it as a Non-CHIRP system?
Thanks in advance
Some up front info:
The B275LHW CHIRP transducer is capable of transmitting in low between 42-65 kHz and in high between 150-250 kHz
The info on the DFF-1-UHD says it can transmit in low between 30-70 kHz and in high between 175-225 kHz.
My questions / concerns are:
1. The DFF1-UHD doesn't cover the full frequency range of the transducer. It only goes from 175-225 kHz where as the transducer's output in HF is 150-250 kHz. Is this a problem or issue I should be concerned with?
2. I am assuming, that the DFF1-UHD will transmit all frequencies within it's advertised LF & HF bands (30-70 kHz & 175-225 kHz) and not just transmit a single frequency within that band?
3. If I wanted to could I turn off the CHIRP function on the TZTL12F and just transmit a single frequency or one low and one high frequencies with the B275LHW - Basically use it as a Non-CHIRP system?
Thanks in advance