Nasa Clipper Depth

[Stemar]

I had an issue with the power to my instruments, now resolved, but the Clipper Depth, used for the first time in the best part of a year, is showing random numbers, none of which look like the correct depth. The transducer is, as it's always been, firmly attached to the inside of the hull with a No More Nails type of product There's no visible change, so I don't think that's the problem.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Rocksteadee]

Do you have the sender in a tube, then tube fixed to hul?
Has all the fluid leaked out of the tube?

 

[Stemar]

No, it's stuck down with No More Nails, as it has been for years, and doesn't appear to have come adrift.

 

[Sandyman]

Squirts or Barnacles .................love Goport waters

 

[Stemar]

The bottom's relatively clean - she's only been back in since late July, thanks to Covid

 

[FlyingGoose]

Sorry might sound dump but have you tried to disconnect the feed at the back of the unit and re plug it in .
I have 2 not reapeaters and i can swap the cable between them for cabin or at helm , the helm one does the same for me , l put it down to not working.
Also NASA if you phone them pr drop an email are extremely helpful

 

[Mud Lark]

Had a similar problem with ours a couple of years ago.
Somehow the settings had been changed and the unit was programmed to ignore echos shallower than 4 metres. Worked ok in deep water but just displayed nonsense the rest of the time.