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CLTNTON NEWS- ECOi V, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1985—Page 34
Eagle Electronics is a division of
Lowrance, a name well known when it
comes to sonar equipment. As always,
they're coming out with new and better gear
and the latest entry is the best yet. A news
release from Lowrance describes the Z-4000
fully.
The ultimate sonar?
No, but the new Eagle Electronics Z-4000
may be close.
It's a graph without paper, and LCD (li-
quid crystal display) without equal.
Small and stylish, it is amazingly simple
to operate.
Closing the gap between its popular
forerunners— the famous Mach 1 computer
graph and a series of excellent flashers— the
Z-4000 was designed to satisfy the fishing
and navigational needs of any fisherman or
boater.
The folks at Eagle bill the unit as "fully
automatic". With the touch of a single but-
ton, turning the unit on, it will show bottom,
fish, and structure.
It will automatically select the proper
depth range, set the needed sensitivity, and
adopt the correct chart (moving video pic-
ture) speed.
Without further manipulation of the unit's
computer, it will self -adjust as bottom dep-
ths get deeper or shallower, and show other
objects underwater such as brush, ledges
and dropoffs.
Naturally Speaking
By Steve Cooke
Close to perfection
Another button brings a constant digital
reading . of bottom depth, even in the
roughest of waters. Highly accurate, the
digital numbers will flash the last reading
even if the boat is airborne. It will resume
showing bottom depth when the boat re-
enters the water.
"Although it is more difficult to interpret
and doesn't provide the infinite detail or fish
size indication of our paper graphs, no com-
petitive LCD can compare with the Z-4000,"
said Darrell Lowrance, president of
Lowrance Electronics, Inc., Tulsa, OK., of
which Eagle is a division.
"With solid-state construction, a full com-
puter and no moving parts, the Z-4000 is
amazingly simple to operate," he said.
"Some LCD units look similar to it,"
Lowrance added, "but they are crude from
a technology standpoint, more difficult to
operate, and offer a minimum of features."
"For the serious angler, the Z-4000 pro-
vides features never found previously in any
sonar," he said.
Simply by pressing the desired footage
buttons, the unit will measure depths in one
foot increments, a feature borrowed from
the famous Lowrance X-16 graph. Thus,
thousands of range settings are available, to
as deep as 500 feet, while competitive units
offer only five ranges at best.
Boasting the finest video screen on the
market, the unit offers 2688 pixels (dots) of
information, compared to 1830 for the same
size screen on top -line competitive models.,
This provides resolution of one -and -one half
inches, at any depth.
Other major features include:
...Measurement in feet, fathoms or
meters, as' the operator desires, with in-
dividually adjusted upper and lower limits.
...Two sets of alarms, one for signalling
fish within any desired "window" display
area below the boat, and the other for
shallow and deep alarms, to aid in naviga-
tion, warn of hazards or serve as an anchor
watch.
...Versatile 32 -step sensitivity control,
automatically or manually operated, pro-
vides optimum fish -finding capability.
...Three levels of signal discrimination
eliminates interference from other elec-
trical devices, cavitation, or other sonar
units.
...Completely waterproof. Units are filled
with nitrogen gas to keep out all moisture
and condensation.
...Backlighted display screen and
keyboard for easy night use.
...Each unit is supplied with a high-speed
20 -degree cone angle transducer.
...A complete one-year warranty, backed
by a guaranteed low-cost service policy.
The Z-4000 is compact (measuring six in-
ches square and only two inches deep) and
mounts in a permanent gimbal bracket,
ideal for installation on boat console,
casting deck or bulkhead.
It is also available in a portable unit (PZ -
40:00), which will operate on two six -volt
lantern batteries, or a regular 12 -volt
source. The portable comes complete with a
20 -degree, suction -cup transducer.
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at pool
CLINTON - Yes it's that time again. The
Clinton Swimming Pool is opening for
another season on June 24 with many new
features.
First, the staff - Susan McKay is back
again as our pool supervisor. Karen Cook is
assistant supervisor and Laureen Craig is
the senior guard. Lifeguards and instructors
include Kim Cook, Jo -Anne Grunewald,
Travis Lyndon, and Kerry Schmidt- Junior
lifeguards are Geoff Lyon and Madonna Mc-
Quaid followed by our new leaders, Stacey
Charter and Tina Bruinsma. Come out and
meet us all on June 24 from 1-8 p.m. for a
free swim.
The swim team is back and the coaches
are hoping to train a third Inter -County
Swim Team Champion. It only costs $5 for
the summer and all ages are welcome. -
A much more structured water polo team
is being formed this year. Our Recreation
Director, Kevin Duguay, will be coaching
and intends to take the team to Sportsfest '85
Recreational Youth Water Polo Tourna-
ment, in Exeter.
Some of our special programs include
Parents and Tots swimming lessons in the
morning and early afternoon for children up
to two years. Little Flippers is a new pro-
gram for children around three or four
years old who are ready to swim without
parents. Big Flippers is for children around
four to five years of age who can touch the
bottom. Adults learn -to -swim is offered on
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday even-
ings from 8:30 to 9 p.m. Fitness Swim for
adults occurs at the same time with flutter -
boards and pull buoys provided.
There will be three fun days planned for
this summer. The dates are July 9, July 31
and August 21 in the afternoon. Fun days in-
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nonsense. The cost is 50 cents. All kids are
invited.
Clinton will be hosting the second annual
lifeguard competition on July 28 from 8:30
a.m, to 3 p.m. Come out and see our Clinton
team compete against other area teams at
various lifeguarding skills. You Can even
participate.
Last but definitely not least is our new
pool . slide! The Clinton Bingo Committee
provided this exciting! piece of equipment.
It's funysafe and guaranteed to be a big hit
for people of all ages. Beta Sigma Phi pro-
vided new park benches.
Lots of fun has been planned for the sum-
mer. Notices will be postedof all upcoming
events.
See you at the Pool!'
Raceway
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Ninth Race
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Eleventh Race
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