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The Garmin Echomap UHD 73SV brings everything to the table with a seven-inch touchscreen, lakevu, clearvu, and sidevu imaging. You’re getting pretty much all of the features, plus you’re getting the lakevu mapping features with the down and side imaging.

This is the best fish finder for people looking for all the features and a nice screen.

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Clearvu Sonar

When you look at the Garmin Echomap fish finders, you’ll notice after the numbers they either have a “cv” or “sv.” CV stands for “clearvu”.

When we talk about the type of sonar, we’re generally referring to the type of transducer used to send that sonar down into the water.

Clearvu scanning will provide you with a photographic image of everything beneath the boat. You’ll be able to see structure, vegetation, logs, objects, and fish. 

So, instead of simply looking at an infrared image with fish arches, now you’re looking at a true blue picture of everything going on in the water. Again, the image quality will vary based on the level of chirp sonar from low to high and you’ll have to play around with it a bit to get the image you’re looking for. 

Keep in mind that Clearvu is a down scanning sonar. This means that you can only scan vertically beneath the boat. You cannot scan on the sides of the boat unless you upgrade to the Sidevu.
Sidevu
The final upgrade you can make is to opt for sidevu and clearvu technology in your fish finder. As you look at the models, you can tell which has sidevu by looking at the letters after the numbers. 

If you see “sv,” it means that the fish finder comes with a clearvu and sidevu combo. The dual-frequency sonar technology works with 2D chirp and offers both down imaging (downvu) and side imaging (sidevu sonar).

Why would you want to do that? 

Sidevu isn’t exactly for finding fish; instead, it’s for finding fishing opportunities. A lot of times you can’t get as close to shore as you’d like so the sidevu feature can send sonar as far as a few hundred feet away from the boat.

This allows you to scan a large area to find things like sunken docks, rocky ledges, and drop-offs that you couldn’t always get with a boat. 

Once you narrow it down to where you think you’d like to fish, you can then zero in on that area using clearvu to really see if there are any fish there. Best of all, you can use sidevu at pretty fast speeds as you’re whipping around the lake. It allows you to cover a lot of water and find fish faster.

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Time stamps:
00:00 Intro
00:15 Disclaimer
01:03 Model Basics
02:15 Screen Size
02:39 Touchscreen
03:11 Buttons
03:44 SD Card
04:20 Down Scan & Side Scan
04:37 Panoptix Livescope Upgrade
05:06 Maps
06:11 Cleaning
07:05 Outro

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