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depth sounder
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depth sounder
n.
An ultrasonic instrument used to measure the depth of water under a ship.


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Several years ago while in 20 feet of water trying to find the entrance to a range across a shallow bar, there was a nearby lightning strike that instantly took out all of my electronics: GPS, LORAN, two depth sounders, radar, autopilot, and two VHF radios.
No back up power necessary by Davis, Wally / BOAT/U.S. Magazine
Atlantic Electronics, based in Canada, is a leading marine electronics company that offers customers their own ISO certified onboard technology products including charting systems, marine radars, autopilots and depth sounders.
ORBCOMM Announces Partnerships with Innovative Technology Companies; ... by Business Wire
Chart-adopters are using recording depth sounders, DGPS and even WAAS receivers for accurate positioning.
UP FOR ADOPTION by Dickinson, Elaine / BOAT/U.S. Magazine
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