Hawkeye DT1H cercatore di profondità portatile con temperatura, 300 piedi

Brand:Hawkeye

3.2/5

128.54

I prodotti HawkEye sono fabbricati sia negli Stati Uniti che all'estero utilizzando la tecnologia progettata e sviluppata con l'ingegnosità americana. La tecnologia di commutazione induttiva (IST) consente all'unità di essere impermeabile al 100% fino a 200 piedi (circa 61 M). Letture della temperatura dell'acqua o dell'aria che vengono visualizzate in gradi farhrenheit o celcius su un display LCD retroilluminato SoftGlow. Letture della profondità dell'acqua da 1,5 a 300 piedi (da 0,5 a circa 90 M); Regolazione automatica della profondità. Il più versatile ecoscandaglio portatile mai prodotto.

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I prodotti HawkEye sono fabbricati sia negli Stati Uniti che all'estero utilizzando la tecnologia progettata e sviluppata con l'ingegnosità americana. La tecnologia di commutazione induttiva (IST) consente all'unità di essere impermeabile al 100% fino a 200 piedi (circa 61 M). Letture della temperatura dell'acqua o dell'aria che vengono visualizzate in gradi farhrenheit o celcius su un display LCD retroilluminato SoftGlow. Letture della profondità dell'acqua da 1,5 a 300 piedi (da 0,5 a circa 90 M); Regolazione automatica della profondità. Il più versatile ecoscandaglio portatile mai prodotto.
Brand Hawkeye
Brand ‎Hawkeye
Brand Name ‎Hawkeye
Customer Reviews 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars 312 ratings 4.1 out of 5 stars
Display Type LCD
Display Type ‎LCD
Included Components ‎Handheld Sonar System, Wrist Strap, User's Guide. Requires 1 '9V' Batteries
Item Dimensions LxWxH ‎8 x 2 x 2 inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H ‎9.92 x 7.05 x 2.64 inches
Item Weight ‎0.95 Pounds
Manufacturer ‎NorCross Marine Products
Maximum measuring depth ‎300 Feet
Model Name DT1H
Model Name ‎DT1H
Number of Items ‎1
Package Weight ‎0.46 Kilograms
Part Number ‎DT1H
Power Source Battery Powered
Power Source ‎Battery Powered
Screen Size 3.5 Inches
Screen Size ‎3.5 Inches
Size ‎300 Feet
Style ‎Handheld
Suggested Users ‎Mens

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Scritto da: Matt Wilbur
waterproof, cheaper than the "yellow" model
This works very well, however, I am too dumb to figure out how to have it NOT tell me the water temp on the first "click", and then tell me the depth on the second click. Sometimes when in a busy diving scenario, its pretty frustrating to have to once again see that the water's 67F when all I really care about is, say, "are we at 30'"? :) I had not anticipated that I bought a "temperature finder" first, and a "depthfinder" second :)
Scritto da: Yacht Design Software Developer
Good hand held Depth Sounder for Dinghy applications
I originally owned the earlier version of this hand held depth finder. It lasted about 6 years and failed due to salt water ingress. This new model has a much improved water seal method and looks like it will last a lot longer. It is easy to use the simple slide switch to get temperature / depth of the water. But it can be confusing as to which reading is going to be shown. If you see temp then immerse and try again or vis versa. Getting an accurate water temperature requires that the unit be immersed for a minute or two otherwise you are reading some version of the air temperature and the water. The temperature sensor will be stable at air temp initially so it will take some time to cool / warm it to water temperature. Otherwise I have found this to be reliable and a great way to be sure that the water depth is less than my crab pot float! Otherwise it is good by trap and create a boating hazard. So this unit gets kept in our dinghy during Dungeness Crab season.
Scritto da: momof2assholes
Great product, dont be misled by other reviews
I don't write reviews often, but I felt compelled to do so after seeing the negative reviews for this depth finder. It's actually a phenomenal product. I received this depth finder as a Christmas gift and immediately put it to use on my swimming pool. To much of my dismay, it didn't read depth, so I reached out to the manufacturer. I received a response within minutes stating that it would not work in a swimming pool along with a link to a knowledge base article explaining why. So, the next day I took it on the ice and was quickly thrilled by its effectiveness if I followed the instructions regarding clearing snow away and using water. I was able to obtain readings directly through the ice so that I could tell the depth before I drilled my hole. I did notice however that it had difficulties reading in white ice (more about that later). I drilled several holes and tried it out again in the holes. I did notice that it works great where the ice was not too thick (1.5ft or so), but had difficulties where the ice was really thick (3 ft or so). When I got home I contacted their support again and once again received a quick response with explanations and links to knowledge base articles. Turns out the "white" ice is air trapped in the ice which they said it would not shoot through. More web research indicated that they were telling the truth and not making excuses. Sonar does not travel through the air. Just water. So if the ice is "black", you are good to go. As far as the unit not working in the holes I drilled where the ice was very thick, it was explained to me that the sonar signal gets blocked from returning to the top of the hole when the ice is thick. Makes sense as I have the same issue with my flasher. That is why I have to adjust my transducers on my flasher (made by another company) so that it sits below the ice. I recently took the product on vacation to the Florida Keys. We rented a boat so I took the depth sounder with me. It worked great everywhere I tried it (you have to hold the unit verticle to the water). I even took it snorkeling and loved being able to see how far the bottom was away or how far the surface was. I even aimed it at a bridge piling and it told me how far away it was. In summary, don't be turned off by the poor reviews. It's a great product, but it has limitations all of which are explained in the manual (which I finally got around to reading during my trip to Florida last month.
Scritto da: kimberly
Not bad
It works fairly well.. when it gets cold it doesn’t work good which blows if your an ice fisherman..
Scritto da: DJC
Fast, Easy and Accurate
I bought this to use on a dinghy with a sailboat. We used it to check our sailboat transducer accuracy and to check areas when the chart accuracy was questionable. This is one of those devices where you can just use immediately with no learning as it's completely intuitive. We used it multiple times under various conditions and had no issues. We checked the accuracy using physical device to see how accurate it was and found it perfect. We consistently got the same measurements with repeated tests. Although some reviews mention issues with the temperature feature, we found it to work quickly and perfectly. I'd definitely buy this handy item again.
Scritto da: Justin S.
HawkEye DT1H
It is accurate, but you could take a nap waiting for the depth reading. I use it for ice fishing and while it reads the same depth as its more expensive gray and black competitor... it takes FOREVER for the reading to come back. I got this to save time instead of using an oldschool weighted sounder and it doesn't save much. This is why i gave "easy to use" 2 stars and 3 stars overall... it's an easy concept but leaves a lot to be desired when kneeling on the ice holding it in the hole.
Scritto da: Bryan B
Does what it says.
This has worked out great so far. I use it to check depth while in my dinghy in places where depths are unknown, or there seems to be a lot of possible shoaling. Best to check depths for anchor rode or knowing if we can bring the sailboat into more protected waters. Whatever your reason for needing a portable depth finder, this one will do the trick. Don't forget your 12v battery.
Scritto da: Tom P.
No depth reading after 6 months
Worked great for about 6 months. Then all of a sudden it doesn't give a reading for depth anymore. Changed battery, nothing out of place.. just doesn't give a reading any more. Temp still works though..
Scritto da: Cindy
Didn't last long!
Bought this product to use on our boat. It seemed to work well for one season and then has been totally unreliable since. There are also instructions to change the depth readings to metric but this did not work. Overall, I would not recommend this product.
Scritto da: Bayliner
super fast delivery
I have been using this for a couple of years now and I am still satisfied with it. The water temp feature takes quite a while to acclimate and sometimes you need to be patient with the depth finding. It is very reasonably priced however and I would say it is worth it. Tip: remove the battery when storing for long length of time.
Scritto da: Ross Atkinson
Great
Feels like a quality item. Only slight draw back is that it measures in feet.
Scritto da: Brian Hurst
Great product
Very useful on our dinghy
Scritto da: Amazon Customer
This is a great product for quickly checking depth for boaters.
I bought this product for several reasons, as a backup for the depth sounder in my boat. For checking the depth off the back of my boat especially when running a stern line to shore. For checking the depth when setting crab or prawn traps. I can confirm it works for depths 300 feet plus. When using this unit you have to ensure the safety lanyard is secured to you or your boat, the Hawkeye DT1H does not float. I have been using this unit for the past year or so with no issues.

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