Примери за използване на Your sonar на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Go on your sonar now.
I'm not buying your sonar.
Your sonar went off just before you came up.
Start using your sonar.
If your sonar and the fish are both stationary, you will see a line.
So you want me to buy your sonar?
If your sonar and the fish are both stationary, you will see a line, not an arch.
That layer must be deflecting your sonar.
If your sonar and the fish are both stationary, you will see a line, not an arch.
Seems to me that something's wrong with your sonar system, boy.
If you don't fine-tune your sonar and strain your eyes, you won't see many fish on the screen.
You have to stop using your eyes and start using your sonar.
Long arches mean a fish was in your sonar cone for a long time.
Instead, think that they are somewhere within a cone spreading out under your sonar.
It is possible that they didn't show up on your sonar because it wasn't in the Lake.
For fish finding,don't assume every fish you mark is directly under your sonar.
Long arches mean a fish was in your sonar cone for a long time.
You should instead think that they're just somewhere inside a cone that spreads out under your sonar.
No matter where you set the sensitivity, your sonar sends out the same amount of power.
To catch special stars you have to press SPACEBAR to use your sonar wave.
Your sonar will use the first bit of bottom it detects as the level for marking the bottom on your screen.
You will only get arches from moving fish(or if your sonar is moving over them).
Your sonar is capable of telling you not just what the bottom structure looks like, but how hard the bottom is as well.
With fish icons switched off,how do you identify a fish on your sonar display?
If you don't move your sonar, and the fish stays still, you will see a constant stream of fish icons on your screen.
To find fish, do not assume that each fish you have marked is straight under you're your sonar.
Start looking for relationships between the bottom hardness you see on your sonar and where the fish are usually located.
This display is a live feed that doesn't scroll- it shows what's happening right now under your sonar.
Imagine you have cast out your sonar, and now you are reeling it back in to get a picture of the underwater structure.
You will only get arches from moving fish(or if your sonar is moving over them).