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MORE THAN 60 YEARS OF TECHNOLOGY After 2nd World War Simrad introduced the first Sonar to the fishing world. Since then, the ways and means of fishing have evolved to become technology based. And at the forefront of this evolution, you'll find Simrad. To lead in this technological change is to shape the world of fishing and through ideas and innovations Simrad has done just that.

51M RAD GNSURGS FULL CONTROL WITH THG FULL PICTURE... Tailor made equipment for all types of fishing vessels Coastal fishing vessels Rugged and reliable equipment ensures maximum fishing time and reduced product research Flexible complete vessel solutions With a complete hydro acoustic package from Simrad you benefit from having equipment onboard that has been designed to operate together. Integration of all the fish finding electronics improves the overall performance during all phases of fish finding, The Simrad global service and support network gives you peace of mind, knowing that wherever...

With the full circle beam stabilisation, you will always maintain a clear picture of the targets even in rough seas. The combination of horizontal and vertical beams displays the school of fish from above and from the side at the same time. Great emphasis has been placed in giving the best possible overview in the search and catch situation. In addition, full screen echo presentation, resizable windows, off center, zoom and dual operation are standard functions on all sonar models.

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TRACKS TARGETS OTHERS CANT SGG! User selectable frequencies between 20 -30 kHz give longer range and prevent interference from other vessels. The SX9Ü is a low frequency, high-definition; long range Sonar that utilizes two high-end computers to process data from the transducer. The SX9Ü is specially designed for vessels where range is criteria No.1. With the large data capacity in the dual computer signal processor there are several unique possibilities for beam forming. Three different vertical beam widths, single or dual vertical view and 180° tiltable vertical view are available. At 30 kHz...

Numbers of markers with exact latitude/longitude positioning. Easy selection of your favorite display modes or user settings. Separate gain and range selection for horizontal and vertical presentation. Easy selection later evaluation. "Full Screen" cursor positioning. Enlarging the echoes for more detailed information. interesting echo view. Target tracking of three individual targets. Offset the vessel to any screen position and enlarge the echoes for more detailed Full screen presentation In full screen presentation, the echo presentation will be extended to cover In the dual mode, each sonar...

SCREEN RECORDINGS FROM □ n this picture, the sonar has detected three schools of herring. The skipper has decided to catch the school with highest density. The closest school has the most density. The sonar is in "Automatic Target Tracking" mode and shows the track from the school and vessel. In the lower left corner numbers show the school's traveling course and speed. (2,2 knots and 179°] School of mackerel detected at 40° starboard and marked as "6". Sonar is operated in "Bow Up" mode with "Full Screen". Range is 2ÜÜÜ meter and tilt is set at 5°. Range to school is 1952 meter and depth is...

Simrad high definition sonars detect weak and scattered targets under difficult conditions. The SH9Ü is a perfect catching machine, ideal for mackerel, tuna and fish close to bottom detection The combination of horizontal and vertical beams, display the school of fish as "birds eye" and "slice" at the same time. This provides vital school data without having to pass over the target. Full beam stabilization maintains a clear picture of the target even in rough seas. The SH9Ü, as with all Simrad sonars, have a dual mode giving two sonars in one. Individual tilt angle, range, gain and filter can...

resolution on all ranges. This gives good separation of targets and is a valuable feature for inspecting schools, separating fish close to bottom etc. The receiver's wide dynamic range will easily identify schools with different densities and separate hard from soft bottom. The sonar beam has a 7,5 degree opening angle. This enables detection of fish close to A new 180° vertical view that is tiltable down to 90° is specially designer for pelagic trawlers. A new interface to optionally connect a Kongsberg MRU has been implemented. This will ensure extreme accurate beam stabilization and will also...

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TAKGS FISHFINDING TO TH€ N€XT L€V€L Professional mariners around the world rely on Simrad electronics to deliver a safer and more profitable time at sea. The new professional range of Simrad fishfinders offers a choice of models from 12kHz to 333kHz. High power, advanced receiver technology and effective Simrad transducers ensure a detailed, clear and positive graphic depiction of the seabed and of single fish.

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CHOose size AND species Simrad has manufactured fishfinders for more than BO years and have 25 years of experience using split beam technology. The first split beam fishfinder, a 38 kHz model, came on the market in 1984 quickly followed be a 70 kHz model. Today, Simrad has a wide range of frequencies from 18 kHz used for detecting deep water species up to 333 kHz used for measuring plankton. The Simrad ES7Ü is the fourth generation split beam fishfinder where the latest in computer technology is used for satisfying the increasing needs from our demanding customers: "Top performance at any depth...

A FISHFINDER FOR ANY TYPE OF FISHERY New ES70 single beam dual frequency Crystal clear ES70 single beam screen with white line and bottom expansion. The Simrad ES7Ü is a modular fishfinder system and can be set up as a simple one frequency system and then built up to a multi frequency system using the wide variety of Simrad transducers, ES7Ü transceivers and monitors. The most common dual frequency configuration is the 38/200 kHz using the Simrad Combi transducer. However, any two of the available frequencies can be assembled in the same transceiver cabinet. Each frequency is operated separately...