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US 2024/0159900 A1Published application
Enhanced fish detection system
OwnerMichael L. Rollerinventor
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Abstract
A fish detection system including a transducer configured to provide image information for underwater locations, a directional member, and a light assembly. The directional member is member configured to move in conjunction with the transducer, the orientation of the directional member corresponding to a direction of the adjustable field of view of the transducer. The light assembly is configured to illuminate the directional member.
Claims20
A fish detection system comprising:
- a transducer configured to provide image information for underwater locations, wherein the transducer is configured to rotate to provide an adjustable field of view;
- a directional member configured to move in conjunction with the transducer, wherein an orientation of the directional member corresponds to a direction of the adjustable field of view of the transducer;
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- a light assembly configured to illuminate the directional member.
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A fish detection system comprising:
- a mount that attaches to a boat that floats on water;
- a shaft attached to the mount and configured to extend into the water;
- a transducer configured to provide image information for underwater locations;
- a rechargeable battery connected to the transducer and configured to supply power to the transducer during operation of the transducer;
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- a solar panel for recharging the battery.
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A fish detection system comprising:
- a transducer configured to provide image information for underwater locations;
- a motor configured to rotate the transducer to provide an adjustable field of view;
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- a wireless remote control device communicatively coupled to the motor and configured to receive user input, wherein the wireless remote control device is configured to selectively actuate the motor and change the adjustable field of view of the transducer.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.