cannon speed temp & depth

[tangleweed1]

this unit is 2yrs old just wondering if it is a good unit one of my concerns is the size of the probe thanks

[Bill B]

I have one, it works great. I really like the light intensity feature, it helps to find the mud line at the depth your trolling. This is the only one that has it. Have been using mine for three years with no problems.

[reel drag]

I've had mine now going on 4 seasons. I like the unit and the light percentage is a good tool. I don't believe in the depths that it reads and it doesn't coincide with sonar's readings.Down side is I've had 2 probes fail in 3 seasons. Cannon has replaced my probe 2 times for free.

[High Bidder]

If its the older style just beware you can't get the probe replaced. The new ones don't have the light intensity but they are adjustable for precise speed. I definitely like the new style better even though I never had any problems with my old unit.

High Bidder

[PolarBear]

I just got 2 probes from cannon , both have the light % on them

[motheroose]

I liked mine... till.... it went to the bottom...Seemed to lose its signal if cable was over 100ft. out..The new units might have a transducer...

The depth reading was off also..

MM

[chinook35]

I have used the SNT since they first came out . Had issues with the early version but Cannon replaced a defective probe and antenna with no hassles . I find the depth feature very usefull and have checked it against my sonar and rigger counter and find it to be spot on for accuracy . Easy to check , put boat in neutral over deep water , lower prode to any depth and check all readings , SNT , sonar and rigger counter . As far as losing signal at depth , try wrapping a wet hand towel around your rigger boom and SNT antenna , Cannon can't answer why it works , but it does . When mine dies , I will replace it with the new model .

[tangleweed1]

thanks guys for all your input iam going to lotsa sunday ill see what they have there before i make my mind up thanks again