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Simrad S5100

Simrads beste ekkolodd ble nettopp fornyet. BSM-3 (som igjen var svært lik forgjengeren BSM-2) er blitt erstattet med S5100. Denne gangen er endringen kontra forgjengeren merkbar.
Simrad S5100


Umiddelbart er den største endringen at modulen har tre helt uavhengige ekkoloddkanaler. Med andre ord kan du koble til ekkoloddgivere som total dekker hele frekvensbåndet fra 28 til 250 Hz, med effekt tilpasset ekkoloddgivere fra 300W til 3000W. Dette betyr at man kan bruke High, Medium og Low samtidig, forutsatt at man har ekkoloddgivere til dette. Men kansje vel så relevant er at man kan ha en giver med dobbeltbånds chirp (feks TM265HL) og en enkeltbåndsgiver (feks TM185M) tilkoblet samtidig og så velge den kanalen man ønsker å bruke avhengig av dybden man skal fiske på.


Uavhengige ekkoloddkanaler betyr også mulighet for ulike innstillinger av den enkelte kanal, og ikke minst gir det mulighet for bildefremrulling uten forsinkelser fordi en kanal skal fyre av flere ekkoloddgivere i rekkefølge.


På tilkoblingssiden bruker S5100 tre sorte 9-pins porter for tilkobling av ekkoloddgivere. Den har bare en ethernetport. Her kunne jeg gjerne sett at modulen hadde tre ethernetporter, siden dette forenkler innstallasjon i båter med mer enn en skjerm. (Slik som, kremt, min båt.)


S5100 er offesielt kompatibel med alle Simrads moderne skjermer, Det vil si NSS Evo3, NSS Evo2, NSO og S2009/S2016.




YouTube:

https://youtu.be/XcbR5uIGl1o


Norske priser er ikke klare enda, men i USA ligger S5100 på 2000 USD så forvent norsk pris rundt 20-25.000,- Antatt levering fra mai 2017.
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