FAQ’s
Questions
Answers
How far can I see?
Naturally, the clearer the water, the farther you
can see. As
a general rule, in water the camera
can see twice as far as
the human eye — meaning that if you can see 3 feet down
you will be able to see approximately 6 feet in front of the
camera. But this is just a rule of thumb. Water bodies vary
in water clarity and other characteristics. For anglers
studying bottom structure, 2 feet of visibility is sufficient
for underwater viewing, though in very clear water, it is
possible to see up to 30 feet or more.
When do I use the lights?
The Aqua-Vu lights in your Aqua-Vu camera are designed
for use in low-light conditions. Turn
the lights on for
enhanced visibility in low light
conditions.
Can I splice the camera cable to obtain more length?
No. Attempting to splice in additional cable
violates the
waterproof integrity of the camera and cable. This will
void your warranty.
How fast can I troll with my camera?
It depends on depth, and also on the length of
cable you
have out, which determines water
resistance or “drag.”
The deeper you go, with
more cable out, the more drag
there will be.
That requires slower travel for good
viewing. Generally, for optimal viewing, we recommend
going less than 2 miles per hour. Remember, the slower
you go, the more detail you will see. Also,
the faster the
bottom depth changes, the more
rapidly you will need to
manipulate the Aqua-Vu
cable.
Can I use my Aqua-Vu in saltwater?
Yes. All Aqua-Vu cameras are saltwater-rated,
constructed
with stainless steel hardware and
materials that are
resistant to corrosion. We
STRONGLY recommend
rinsing salt water off
camera using clean water and a soft
cloth after
every use.
Will my unit work in subfreezing conditions?
Aqua-Vu systems are designed to operate at
temperatures
ranging from -10F (-23C) to 120F (-84C) degrees. Expect
your battery life to decrease in cold
conditions.
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