List of HB units compatible with iLink...
url]http://www.minnkotamotors.com/_docs/Products/Accessories/i-Pilot_Link/i-Pilot_Link_Humminbird_Compatibility-1-17-14.pdf[/url]
Elite 7 models...:
Elite 7 HDI - has it all, chartplotter, 2D sonar, and downscan
Elite 7 Broadband - chartplotter and 2D sonar (no downscan)
Elite 7X HDI - 2D sonar and downscan (no chartplotter)
Elite 7M - chartplotter only
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List of HB units compatible with iLink...
url]http://www.minnkotamotors.com/_docs/Products/Accessories/i-Pilot_Link/i-Pilot_Link_Humminbird_Compatibility-1-17-14.pdf[/url]
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There was a mistake on the HB website ... instead of 34 Channel the ONIX Series will feature a 48 Channel just like the AS GRP and AS GPS HS Receivers.
Plus the Internal Receiver in the 9 Series models 859, 899, 959, 999, 1159 and 1199 is a 56 Channel Receiver
Plus the 300 and 600 Series feature the same Internal 56 Channel Receiver.
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The 899ci HD SI Combo comes stock with the XTM 9 SI 180 T...(Compact SI xducer capable of 83kHz/200kHz 2d and 455kHz SI)...
It can be traded (new in the package) for the XHS 9 HDSI 180 T ...(HDSI xducer capable of 83kHz/200kHz 2d and 455kHz/800kHz SI)...
url=http://www.humminbird.com/Faq.aspx?TaxonomyId=91A1766]http://www.humminbird.com/Faq.aspx?TaxonomyId=91A1766[/url]
I'm not sure about trade in price...(I've heard $50-$70)...
Rickie
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The SI beam may hit the surface, but it may also hit details on the stern even if they don't seem to obscure the beam. This is possible because the SI beam is not a single thin slice with sound as is shown in most sketches, it actually consists of a large number of thin slices which fill the angular space between the main beam and the plane of the piezo element. These sidelobes have much lower intensity than the main lobe has so they don't use to affect the image. This bundle with lobes act like one wide lobe that sometimes produces wide arcs around very reflective objects. If the stern has something very reflective on it, this can cause a line in the image.
The image below show a simulation of the SI beams in a transducer with 113 mm long piezo element at 455 kHz. This is a way to show what the beams would look like if they were visible from above. The beams are calculated down to -50 dB which is rather low so the image actually exaggerates the influence from sidelobes.
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The transducer is located at the crossing between the dashed lines. The dashed lines represent left and right element surface. The shaded areas represent the distribution and intensity of sound transmitted from the left and right SI beams (starting at the crossing). Quite alot of sound is sent towards the surface. I have tried to draw a 3D figure, but these cases are so extreme that my program can't do that due to too low decimal resolution.
(There is wide sector right under the transducer where left and right beam overlap. The large distance between left and right element array (about two inches) causes a phase shift between the beams and therefore also a complicated interference issue. The "fingers" pointing downwards indicate this interference. This is the reason why the DI from SI technique is doomed to be inferior to dedicated DI.
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ANY unit that is currently able to use LakeMaster SD Mapping Cards will be able you use LakeMaster AutoChart Mapping.
ICE 385ci
ICE 597ci HD
385ci
386ci
386c DI
398ci SI
587ci HD
587ci HD DI
597ci HD
597ci HD DI
597ci HD XD
598ci HD SI
678ci HD DI
678ci HD XD
688ci HD
688ci HD DI
688ci HD XD
698ci HD SI
785c2
786ci
787c2
787c2i
788c
788ci
788ci HD
788ci HD DI
797c2 SI
797c2i SI
798c SI
798ci HD SI
858c
858c DI
858c HD DI
858c HD
859ci HD
859ci HD DI
898c HD SI
898c SI
899ci HD SI
917c
955c
957c
958c
958c DI
958c HD DI
959ci HD
959ci HD DI
997c SI
998c HD SI
998c SI
999ci HD SI KVD
999ci HD SI
1155c
1157c
1158c
1158c DI
1159ci HD
1159ci HD DI
1197c SI
1198c SI
1199ci HD SI
1199ci HD SI KVD
ONIX
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ONIX preloaded maps...
It’s called “TriFuel” and is a combination of Navionics, C-MAP and LakeMaster maps...
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From Greg on another forum...:
The cable connectors on the ONIX products are different but there is an adapter that would allow you to use an XP-9-20 transducer with an ONIX unit. The AS-1429 Is the adapter cable that you will need for this.
url]http://www.humminbird.com/Products/AD-1429/[/url]
For your ONIX unit to work with the US2 you will need an adapter cable for it as well. Try looking for the MKR-US2-13 adapter cable.
url]http://store.minnkotamotors.com/media/document/2014_MK_US2CompatibilityChart.pdf[/url]
The ONIX units will connect to each other by use of an AS-EC-XXE Ethernet Connection cable, where the “XX” gets replaced by the cable length. They are available in 2, 10, 15, 20 and 30 foot lengths. So the part number for a 15-foot Ethernet Connection Cable would be AS-EC-15E. Be sure and measure the cable length needed by how the cable will run within the boat.
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