Hi Mavron Sorry, but I don't think you can easily connect a monitor. The signals by the recorder have little in common with a video signal and there should be no suitable signal at the connection for the recorder. But maybe there is a signal converter, please contact Klein directly. mvh Rüdiger http://suchen-orten-bergen.xobor.de/
But it has output for a recorder, so can't you monitor the recording ?
Jim K. Have you had any experience with changing a graph side scan to digital. I own a Wesmar 500SS with a paper printout and would like
Jim, I wrote to you previously on the eBay site concerning sub-bottom profilers. I have more questions if you have the time. Brad?
Has anyone used any of the more economical side scan sonar systems currently available? Deep Vision, Edge Tech or the Hummingbird 1100 serie
Where can I find info about the Oconto that ran aground in Saginaw Bay around 1885?
Anyone interested in my Klein 595 Side Scan system? It can go for $5000. Very complete with only 400 hours on it. Moving soon so let me kn
How to i convert the listed gps numbers in this site in degrees, minute, seconds, and .seconds into the format my gps uses degree minutes.mm
The way the drawing shows the gears it would just go around in circles counterclockwise, what is the real gear pattern?
I am wondering if i can use sonar in a cave , in a submerged part of the cave ,any suggestions?
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