Raymarine L265 manual Nautical mile 6076 feet

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Knot: One nautical mile per hour (1.15 statute miles per hour).

LCD: “Liquid Crystal Display” - A technology used to produce flat-panel displays.

Nautical mile: 6076 feet

Port: Left side of the boat, when facing the bow (nautical term).

PVDF: “Poly Vinylidene Fluoride” – A unique polymer plastic that has the ability to convert sound waves into electrical impulses. PVDF is used in the optional Sidelooker transducer for excellent detection of fish in the horizontal direction.

Range: The depth scale for the unit. The maximum distance the unit will be able to see at a particular range setting.

Sensitivity: The ability of a receiver to distinguish between echoes of different strengths. In general, use a higher sensitivity setting for deep water, and a lower setting for shallow water.

Starboard: Right side of the boat, when facing the bow (nautical term).

Statute mile: 5280 ft.

Stern: The rear of a boat (nautical term).

Thermocline: A level in the water where two areas of differing water temperature meet. Sometimes a thermocline can reflect sonar waves and present a false display.

Transducer: A device which sends and receives high frequency sound waves through the water.

Transom: The rear-most part of the boat’s hull, often a flat panel.

White Line: A feature used to help display fish near the bottom. This feature helps to show the difference between weak returns (including fish near the bottom) and strong returns (including the bottom itself).

Zoom: A way of magnifying or enlarging part of the display to give a better view of a section of the water.

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Contents Distributed by FishFinder L265 Contents Fish Alarm Simulator Deep AlarmCleaning Instructions How to Contact RaymarineList of Figures About the FishFinder L265 IntroductionSystem Components Optional AccessoriesStandard Equipment Standard TransducersIntroduction Selecting the Correct Type of Transducer InstallationAbout the Transducer Use a thru-hull transducer if Use a transom-mount transducer ifUse a low-profile transducer if Assembling the Transducer BracketUse an in-hull transducer if Use a trolling motor transducer ifPositioning the Transom-Mount Transducer No!No!No Mounting the Transom-Mount Transducer Mounting the Optional Sidelooker Transducer Installing Sidelooker Transducer Installation Installation Notes In-Hull Transducer Mounting the Display Unit Standard Mount Mounting the Display Unit Flush Mount Dismounting the Display UnitInstallation Flush-mount Installation Installing the Transducer Cable Installing Cable on Transom Installing the Transducer Cable Sidelooker Option DC Power Connections Installation Controls on Display Unit Operating InstructionsControl pad Turning the Power On and OffSetup Memory Mode. If you do not make any changes to the settings Press Lamp/Contrast Menu appears when you first pressLamp/Contrast Menu Within 7 seconds, the unit automatically exits fromReturn to FishFinder Operating Pages FishFinder If any of the automatic features are turned on, the Auto Auto features onRange, auto sensitivity, and auto zoom features Top of displayCenter of display Auto zoom on ZWhen the fish symbol function is off If the fish is detected using the narrow 200 kHz beam,For more on this, see Choosing the Frequency Bottom of displayChoosing a Frequency Fish Indications Operating Instructions Bottom Indications Performance Modes Press ZoomOperating Instructions Scope Bottom Coverage Operating Instructions Digital Sidelooker Operating Instructions Distance is measured sideways. See Fig Distance from the boat to the fish. Remember that thisOperating Instructions Setup Menu Setup InstructionsBottom in the display Range SettingOr falls, the FishFinder will adjust the range to keep Sensitivity Setting Manual sensitivity Chart Speed SettingSame information is displayed in a smaller horizontal space Zoom SettingWindow accordingly with changes in depth. This feature is Bottom contour, and adjusts the position of the ZoomParticularly useful when fishing for species of fish which Arrow on the Page control pad to select Auto orYour choice Frequency SettingFrequency System Setup Display More information, see the section on Fish Indications General, the larger the symbol, the larger the fish. ForBy showing an arch-shaped line. See -5. This kind Display does not include the depth readings for the fishUsing a solid area of black or gray Echoes are displayed in black. When the feature isThis feature helps to show the difference between Boat. See -10. If you have installed thisDeep Alarm features when you are anchored. Set the limits Into deep water and trigger the alarm, the letter D willWay, the unit will trigger an alarm if the anchor drags Silence the buzzer for the current alarm condition.Setup Instructions for Sidelooker Button to go back to the Sidelooker If you press Resetting the Unit to Factory DefaultsDefault Settings Troubleshooting Suggestions Maintenance and TroubleshootingCleaning Instructions Maintenance and Troubleshooting Display unit does not see the bottom or fish Display unit shows lots of background noise For marine product and services information How to Contact RaymarineFor accessories and parts For product repair serviceRaymarine in Europe Prepaid Return Service Maintenance and Troubleshooting General Information SpecificationsFishFinder Functions Connector Diagrams Glossary Glossary of TermsNautical mile 6076 feet Warranty Limitations Limited Warranty CertificateFactory Service Centers

L265 specifications

The Raymarine L265 is a cutting-edge piece of marine technology designed specifically for navigation and communication on the water. This integrated system combines advanced features and technologies, ensuring that boaters have the best tools available for safety and efficiency.

One of the standout characteristics of the Raymarine L265 is its high-resolution display. The system typically incorporates a bright, sunlight-readable screen that provides exceptional visibility in all lighting conditions. The intuitive interface allows users to easily access various functions, making navigation more comfortable and streamlined.

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Safety is paramount in any marine setting, and the Raymarine L265 reinforces this with its integrated alarm systems. Users will receive alerts for a variety of conditions, such as low battery levels and navigational hazards. This level of vigilance can be vital in ensuring safe travels.

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In summary, the Raymarine L265 is an exemplary navigation and communication system, merging high-resolution displays, advanced software, dependable GPS, and comprehensive communication capabilities. With a focus on safety, adaptability, and user-friendly design, it stands out as an essential tool for any serious boater looking to enhance their maritime adventures.
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