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NAGG
07-09-2010, 07:55 AM
Hi All

Just wondering if anyone has had some experience with the weatherSense module for humminbird sounders ?
It sounds like a useful add on

Is it accurate and is is worth the extra $150ish spend ? -

Thanks

Chris

ahamay
07-09-2010, 03:50 PM
Got the impression that the service was only available in the US.

pig75
07-09-2010, 06:34 PM
The weather Sense module will work anywhere in the world. Whether it's worth $150 :-?

TimiBoy
07-09-2010, 06:41 PM
Yep, I had one. Worked well, though it always showed a pressure drop when I hit the water, unsure why? And that was ALWAYS. Every, single, time.

Bizarre.

Cheers,

Tim

snodger 08
07-09-2010, 09:05 PM
Got the impression that the service was only available in the US.

Told the same thing by local Humminbird dealer and at boat show last week. :-?

tim barra master
07-09-2010, 10:27 PM
they are worth the cash they log every two hours so if you travel to water up or down from sea level they will log acording to air pressure which is what they are about if you travel up to a lake they will log low travel down to sea level they will log high
this can be compensated by going to your gps info screen check your new altitude go into your weathersence info page and enter your new altatude
Ask yourself this would the info onscreen change how you fish
My answer is yes if it read low 900s i would batton down the hatches for a cyclone
cheers tim

NAGG
07-09-2010, 10:56 PM
Told the same thing by local Humminbird dealer and at boat show last week. :-?

There are 2 systems - weathersense is the little square box ..... the other looks like a GPS (weather reciever - that is the one for US inland ..... and you pay for the service like the internet)

Chris

NAGG
07-09-2010, 10:59 PM
they are worth the cash they log every two hours so if you travel to water up or down from sea level they will log acording to air pressure which is what they are about if you travel up to a lake they will log low travel down to sea level they will log high
this can be compensated by going to your gps info screen check your new altitude go into your weathersence info page and enter your new altatude
Ask yourself this would the info onscreen change how you fish
My answer is yes if it read low 900s i would batton down the hatches for a cyclone
cheers tim

A spike in the barometer - would get me off my butt and start fishing rather than sitting around enjoying a beer in the sun !

Chris

snodger 08
08-09-2010, 02:31 PM
There are 2 systems - weathersense is the little square box ..... the other looks like a GPS (weather reciever - that is the one for US inland ..... and you pay for the service like the internet)

Chris

Hmmm handy bit o kit Chris. $55 U.S. + shipping ;)

Toddy_again
09-09-2010, 03:22 PM
Hey Snodger....where abouts for that money?
Cheapest I have seen them is around the us$70 mark.

Cheers

Toddy