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Comparison Lowrance Hook Reveal 5 HDI 83/200 vs Lowrance Hook Reveal 5 SplitShot

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Typefish finder-chartplotterfish finder-chartplotter
Specs
Scan depth152 m152 m
Number of beams of radiation22
Number of frequencies23
Radiation frequency83/200 kHz200/455/800 kHz
Emitter power500 W500 W
CHIRP Technology
Bottom scan
Digital data processing
Display specs
Display
5 "
800x480 px
colour
backlight
5 "
800x480 px
colour
backlight
Features
Functions
Sound alarm
Determination of the distance to the fish
Indication of symbols in the form of fish
Real time fish display
Shallow/shoal
Auto-change depth scale
Depth display range
Water temperature indicator
Speed indication
Distance display
Sound alarm
Determination of the distance to the fish
Indication of symbols in the form of fish
Real time fish display
Shallow/shoal
Auto-change depth scale
Depth display range
Water temperature indicator
Speed indication
Distance display
Connection interfaces
output for external GPS antenna
output for external GPS antenna
Specs of the chartplotter
GPS module
Memory card slot
Base map
Adding new maps
Waypoints30003000
Number of routes100100
General
Key backlight
Dust and water protection
Power source12 V12 V
Dimensions240x164x84 mm185x109x84 mm
Weight1000 g
Added to E-Catalogjune 2020june 2020

Number of frequencies

The number of individual radiation frequencies that can be operated by a device with echo sounding function (see "Type").

The features of the frequencies themselves are described in detail below, but here we note that different models may provide different options for distributing frequencies over individual beams (see "Number of radiation beams"). So, in some devices, each beam has its own frequency, in others, individual emitters can be switched, choosing the best option depending on the characteristics of the situation. In general, more frequencies indicate greater versatility, but it significantly affects the price.

Radiation frequency

The frequency(s) of radiation at which the device with the echo sounder function is capable of operating (see "Type").

The higher the frequency, the better the resolution and noise immunity of the device, the better it is suitable for working at high speeds, but the range and coverage suffer. Low-frequency (up to 200 kHz) sensors, on the contrary, "reach" deep and cover a wide angle, but are sensitive to interference and do not work well with fine terrain details and small objects. Accordingly, the first option is considered optimal for shallow depths and high-precision topographic measurements, while the second option is for deep water bodies, as well as for searching for fish and other tasks that require wide coverage.

Models with several radiation beams (see “Number of radiation beams”) often provide different frequencies for individual beams, which allows you to combine the advantages of different options in one device and compensate for their disadvantages.

Digital data processing

The presence of a digital data processing system (DSP) in the design of the echo sounder.

Digital processing allows you to separate the received signal into extraneous noise and useful data. Of course, such a division is not 100% reliable; however, the level of noise in the filtered signal is still significantly reduced, and the screen receives a maximum of useful information and a minimum of extraneous information. The disadvantage of this function is traditional: echo sounders with DSP are somewhat more expensive than usual ones.
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