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One of the biggest contributions of converting units of measurements with one another is that you are able to remember a number without so many decimal points. For example, 1.0936133 yards is not an easy number to remember. However, when you convert yards to meter, you will find that it is equivalent to 1 meter, which is an easier number to remember.

Apart from that, you can make plans easier. For example, if you only travel at the speed of 60km per hour in your housing estate, and your friend's house is 10 km away within that housing estate, you will want to be able to tell your friend how soon you can arrive at their house to pick them up so that they will be ready by then. Here, the simple math is that you will be able to arrive at the destination is 1/6 of an hour. This way is not easy to understand. However, if you were to convert the hour to minutes, you will be able to tell your friend to be ready in 10 minutes.

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The Humminbird Fishin Buddy 140C Color Fish Finder Tips

The Humminbird Fishin’ Buddy 140C Fish Finder is a portable, color fish finder with Downlooking and SideFinder Sonar capabilities.  The Downlooking sonar sends sound waves from the bottom of the transducer into the water that is directly below the transducer.  The SideFinder sonar projects sound waves from the flat side of the transducer housing at the bottom of the transducer shaft.  The SideFinder sonar is able to see fish to the site of your boat and allows you to scan for fish where you cast.  A regular depth finder would not allow you to see these fish.

The Downlooking sonar function uses a 200 kHz beam which provides a 34 degree cone angle.  The Sidelooking function has a 455 kHz beam which provides a 10 degree cone angle.  The bottom surface is best seen when the downlooking functionality is engaged solely, but some bottom definition is obtainable when the sidelooking beam is engaged.

When the 140C Fishin Buddy is in use it is best to travel at slow, trolling speeds.  The Fishin Buddy can be damaged at high speeds and also if it is knocked against the bottom or submerged objects.  The owner should use lower boat speeds while operating the fish finder.  While the boat is moving the 140C Fishin Buddy will show variations in bottom composition, submerged objects, fish, bait fish and thermoclines so that you are able to see where to cast.

Getting Started with the Fishin Buddy 140C

Getting started with your new fishin buddy fish finder is easy.  There are 6 simple steps that are outlined in detail in the owner’s manual.  The steps will be touched on briefly in this article.  For complete directions please see the owner’s manual.

The 6 Steps 

1. Attaching the Directional Handle
2. Installing the Batteries
3. Attaching the Control Head to the Fishin Buddy
4. Connecting the Cables to the Control Head
5. Assembling and Attaching the Fishin Buddy Bracket to the Boat
6. Mounting the Fishin Buddy

Step 1

Attaching the Directional Handle is simple.  Merely screw the directional handle into the socket provided.  That’s it!

Step 2

The Fishin Buddy requires 6 AA batteries (not included).  It is simple to place them into the battery pack and the manual describes this step in detail.

 

Step 3

The next step is to install the control head onto the Fishin Buddy.  The owner’s manual includes detailed steps and diagrams to accomplish this task quickly and simply.

Step 4

Next attach the cables to the control head using the keyed connectors on the back of the control head.  The owner’s manual includes a diagram of this step.

Step 5

The next step is to attach the mounting bracket to the boat.  In this step you have two options.  You may either use the C Clamp to mount the bracket temporarily thereby allowing you to use the Fishin Buddy on multiple boats or you can use the permanent mounting slots to bolt the bracket to the boat.  The choice is yours to make.

Step 6

The last step is to mount the Fishin Buddy on the bracket.  To mount the unit, slide the Fishin Buddy shaft into the mounting bracket support arm.  Then adjust the fish finder as needed.  You can adjust the shaft to make it the length needed anywhere from 24 inches to 40 inches.  Now all you have to do is go fishing and catch some fish.

The 140C Fishin Buddy is a great fish finder.  It is affordable and easy to use.  The controls are simple and its features will definitely help any fisherman to find more fish.  This model is especially good in shallow water and is a great way for more novice fishermen to get their feet wet with a simple to use fish finder.  Once you become more experienced then you can upgrade.

Have fun catching fish!

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Karen Janos is an expert on fish finders. When she is not fishing she is the webmaster for http://www.fishfindersdirect.com.

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