TCS780 Trawl Sonar with Multiple Functions Forward Scan to Measure Door Spread High Frequency Profile for Net Geometry and Fish Entry High Frequency Vertical Sounder to follow Bottom and Footrope Depth, Temperature, and Level Monitor are Standard Works with up to Six Catch Sensors Optional Current Measurement Function Lightweight at just 65lbs or 29kgs Lightweight Technology for Optimum Catch

Improve Catch Volume, Catch Quality And Save Fuel With The NewTCS780and TCS380 Trawl Sonars... The WESMAR TCS780 Trawl Sonar incorporates requests and ideas from captains and fish masters around the world who are forever looking for ways to improve the quality of the catch while reducing fuel consumption. Forward Scan: I he forward looking t'ansd,¡cer will scan forward marking doors and tracking fish, measure door spread and bridle lengths, and determine if the doors are horizontal or one is above or below the other. The forward looker will also confirm that the fish are not passing over the...

Improve your catch capability with these options: Including powerful wheelhouse electronics Hand Control: Better Interface: A new processing module with more power than ever before, better graphics and response time takes the place of the TCS770 console with knobs. The hand control makes the operation easier and more accessible throughout the wheelhouse. For even greater convenience an optional wireless remote control is available. The trawl sonar screen is never covered by a menu when adjustments are made. The effect of all adjustments is immediately visible on the screen. Data Output: Depth...

Trawl Sonar Specifications Trawl Current Direction: Equipped with three sensors, the TCS780 headrope unit (sled) is able to detect the direction and flow of the current at the headrope. Trawl efficiency is achieved when the current is perpendicular to the mouth of the net. The current direction indicator on the TCS780 trawl system gives the essential information to adjust the net for optimum fish catch. Positioning the net ahead of fish that swim with the current will fill the net much faster reducing tow time and fuel consumed. Trawl Speed: Current at fishing depth can be different than current...