Tech support said a) update software <done, no change> b) plug head unit in to same setup that works, so I'm hoping to find that here. I  really like the unit, but no depth=brick

Hey all...wondering if anyone in the San Jose area is running this unit with good results. Mine refuses to show depth. I've updated it, replaced the transducer, it's direct wired to the battery with a fuse, connections and wires all look good, shows speed and temp...just no sonar... I'd like to plug the head into someone else's set up before returning to Humminbird just to make sure I'm not the problem.

Black Sheep Brassiere in Willow Glen, or Forthright Oyster Bar in West Campbell. Both can be pricey, but the question was favorite, not most affordable!

I was at the aquarium with family from out of town...standing there looking at the beautiful conditions...glad someone got to take advantage!

Yeah, sure! If I fall out the boat, I promise to dive, and if I run into a bear (while wearing the suit), I'll give it a hug!

I just got a Cobra HH600W radio, and had it out last weekend. It did get wet with no issues, and has the GPS, as well as bluetooth to answer your phone. It was a quiet day on the radio overall, but sound was good for what I heard. I will say the clip is terrible though. and there ought to be a separate loop on the body of the radio for the lanyard. I'll probably epoxy the clip in place, and maybe epoxy a spot for the lanyard as well. Battery went well over 18 hrs, as I forgot to turn it off until the next day and still had power. It has the emergency distress call thing too, if you register an MMSI #

Your better off going out of the coastguard pier in Monterey. Head to the red buoy and fish 170 feet or so. Much faster paddle to the fishing grounds. Moss gets deep QUICK! You have to paddle a few miles towards Pajaro dunes colony to get quality dabs. My 2 cents.. Good luck!

And this is why sand dabs should listen to sea lions! 

Nice stuff! More catchy than my day for sure! Did your newbie buddy have a good time?