does it work in 150 feet of salt water ?
1979003
Yes, the Lowrance Elite series will work in salt water to depths of 1000 ft. It has a dual frequency transducer; 200kHz for depths to 100 ft and 83kHz for deeper water. You have to go into menus to change frequencies manually. Its a great unit.
1979004
Sorry, I just don't know. I generally stay inside the reef in the Florida Keys, so I haven't been in more than about 25 feet.
2230313
That's a good question I havnt tried it in salt water dear.... I only use it to swim at the gym pool... Sorry, with i could be more helpful
851116
Panasonic says it can be used in salt water, but we used ours only one time underwater, snorkeling at about 6 to 8 feet (and rinsed it afterwards), and within a few weeks the battery ground connector was so badly corroded the camera no longer would turn on. Trying to contact Panasonic support now, but their automated "help" system is a joke.
182267
I cannot give an answer to maximum range, but mine will go at least 150 feet.
394988
For basic underwater it should work, unless depth is too high and probably below 25 feet is not indicated.
1648549
No it can not be used in salt water, it works excellent but if you bow mount it you have to turn the control head around on the shaft this info is not in the instruction they asume you are useing it on the transum of the boat.
1868963
sorry can't tell you that. I know it works at 100 ft. But that is as far as I have seen it.
1266695
You need a 12 gauge extension cord. Not sure about 150 ft. I use a 12 gauge 100 ft cord and it works fine.
1340564
I haven't gone 150 feet, but I have gone around 90. It works fine and is responsive. My church uses to control videos and presentations on our screens. I will be at the church tomorrow and see if it works from more than 150 feet and update this.
1485727
No not at all. If you want to go above 140 deg. you need a optional controller. This controller can be remotely mounted so you can have greater control over the water temp.
915281
Yes . I have a salt water pool and this thing is the single best device I ever bought for my pool..still ticking
248013
Yes. It works up to about 10-12 feet. I have had 2 for a month and so far so good.
1948134
Yes but make sure that it's not where it'll won't get drowned with salt water
900905
The short answer is yes it will work. The long answer is that although it will work, at 180' it will be difficult to operate because of the weight of the water. We recommend 150' as a maximum depth. Our new stainless steel models can use more leverage to operate them so they can go deeper.
475677
yes it will. even in shallow water. I have found a few about 3-7 grams. (4)
1181975
Yes,according to Garmin as it is stated in the manual "1,500 ft freshwater; 600 ft saltwater ( Depth capacity is dependent on water salinity, bottom type and other water conditions. ) ".
377656
It is a wider range then what is necessarily required for saltwater fishtanks. However, for my use with my salt water tank it is accurate enough.