Accuphy Ping Live Sonar

[Shockwave]

I started looking into this yesterday. I like the idea that it's cordless to your phone or tablet. Does anyone have any experience with these, or what do you think about it?



https://shop.accuphy.com/products/pinglive-sonar

 

[Duckslayer100]

Seems neat.

I'd never spend a dime on livescope stuff, but competition is always good.

 

[risingsun]

Probably works great if you have good cell service. But a few places I fish the service is very poor at best and nonexistent in others.

 

[riverview]

i had a camera that showed on your cell phone, complete pain in the ass

 

[Shockwave]

i had a camera that showed on your cell phone, complete pain in the ass

Yeah, I wouldn't want it connected to my phone. An iPad or if you connect it to a TV in the ice house would be nice.

 

[NDbowman]

my phone battery goes dead fast enough the way it is. It'd probably be fine if you're in a nice ice house but I can't imagine trying to use it outside. tablet would be froze up in the cold in no time.

 

[wslayer]

You'd have to hook something up to your phone for continuous charge, Onx eats cell battery quick enough.

 

[CatDaddy]

I hope it's true for the sake of competition with the big 3.....however, I'm betting it's too good to be true. I'd have to see it to believe it.

 

[NDSportsman]

Does anyone ever just drop a line and fish without setting all this shit up anymore?

 

[riverview]

Does anyone ever just drop a line and fish without setting all this shit up anymore?

yep

 

[wslayer]

Just use the Vex. Know people that have the sonar rigs, pisses them off more chasing fish they see and they don't bite anyhow.

 

[Duckslayer100]

I've gotten to the point that the second I see a clip of someone using livescope, my interest in said video drops to zero.

 

[Shockwave]

I still use my Marcum M5 and my wife bought a Livescope a few years ago. It's a cool tool to see where certain things are in the water and it's fun watching fish come in from a distance. We don't do a lot of running and gunning since I like getting the shelter up and heat on. I agree if you're out in the cold with this set up the tablet or your phone will freeze up and die pretty quickly. I only see this being useful if you have an ice house and you don't have to run a bunch of cords and have a big clunky set up for live imaging.

 

[lunkerslayer]

I see that its a Canadian company, with a price tag of around 1700 about 1200 hundred American. Then you would want to get a tablet that's made for outdoors and the range from 2000 down to 800. I can see the other manufacturers doing the same set up in the future and prices continuing to go down once more people own them.