LUCKY FF718LiC

LUCKY FF718LiC Portable Wired and Wireless Fish Finder User Manual

Model: FF718LiC | Brand: LUCKY

Introduction

Thank you for choosing the LUCKY FF718LiC Portable Wired and Wireless Fish Finder. This device is designed to assist anglers in locating fish, determining water depth, and identifying bottom contours across various fishing environments, including ice, sea, kayak, and boat fishing. This manual provides detailed instructions for the proper setup, operation, and maintenance of your fish finder to ensure optimal performance and longevity.

Safety Information

Package Contents

Verify that all items listed below are included in your package:

LUCKY FF718LiC Fish Finder Package Contents

Image: All components included in the LUCKY FF718LiC Fish Finder package, laid out clearly.

Product Overview

The LUCKY FF718LiC features a 2.8-inch LCD display and supports both wired and wireless sonar transducers for versatile fishing applications.

Main Display Unit

LUCKY FF718LiC Fish Finder Display Unit with Dimensions

Image: Front view of the LUCKY FF718LiC display unit with key dimensions (125mm height, 70mm width) and button layout visible.

The display unit features a 2.8-inch LCD screen with 240x320 pixel resolution and three color tone options: Blue, Orange, and Gray. It includes a backlight for visibility in various lighting conditions. Control buttons for ZOOM, MENU, MODE, and navigation are located below the screen.

LUCKY FF718LiC Fish Finder Ports and Antenna

Image: Top, bottom, and side views of the LUCKY FF718LiC display unit, highlighting the cable transducer charge port, USB charge port, and antenna connection point.

The unit is equipped with a cable transducer port, a USB charge port, and an antenna for wireless communication.

Transducers

Setup

1. Charging the Main Display Unit

  1. Locate the USB charge port on the display unit.
  2. Connect the provided USB cable to the unit and to a compatible USB power source (e.g., computer, USB wall adapter - not included).
  3. The unit uses a 3.7V rechargeable lithium battery. Allow sufficient time for a full charge before first use.

2. Installing Wireless Sensor Battery

The wireless sensor requires one replaceable CR2032 battery. Open the battery compartment on the wireless sensor and insert the CR2032 battery, ensuring correct polarity. Securely close the compartment to maintain waterproofing.

3. Connecting the Wired Transducer

  1. Uncoil the cable transducer.
  2. Open the rubber cover on the cable transducer charge port on the main display unit.
  3. Carefully insert the cable transducer connector into the port, ensuring a firm connection.
  4. The wired transducer can be mounted using the provided bracket for the hull or secured to a pole for direct water contact.

4. Attaching the Wireless Transducer for Casting

How to use LUCKY Fish Finder with Wireless Transducer

Image: A three-step diagram showing how to use the wireless transducer: 1) Tie it to the fishing line and cast, 2) Wireless sonar sensor sends sound waves, 3) Returned echoes are transmitted to the fish finder display.

  1. Tie the wireless transducer securely to the end of your fishing line.
  2. Cast the transducer into the desired fishing area.
  3. The transducer will float on the surface and transmit sonar data wirelessly to the main display unit.

Operating Instructions

1. Powering On/Off

Press and hold the POWER/MENU button to turn the device on or off.

2. Display Overview

LUCKY FF718LiC Fish Finder Display Color Options

Image: Three examples of the LUCKY FF718LiC display screen, showing different sonar color tones (Blue, Gray, Red) and typical information like depth, temperature, fish icons, and bottom contour.

The display shows real-time information including water depth, water temperature, fish location (represented by fish icons), and bottom contour. The screen can be set to Blue, Orange, or Gray color tones.

3. Menu Navigation and Settings

Press the MENU button to access the settings menu. Use the arrow buttons (UP/DOWN) to navigate through options and the MENU button again or MODE button to confirm selections.

The device has a built-in memory that stores your sonar settings when it is turned off.

4. Using Wireless Mode

LUCKY FF718LiC Fish Finder with Wireless Antenna Extended

Image: The LUCKY FF718LiC display unit with its wireless antenna extended, ready for use with the wireless transducer.

When using the wireless transducer, ensure the antenna on the main display unit is extended for optimal signal reception. Cast the wireless transducer into the water. The display unit will automatically connect and begin showing sonar data. The wireless sensor will activate upon contact with water and deactivate when removed.

5. Using Wired Mode

Connect the wired transducer to the main display unit as described in the Setup section. Place the transducer in the water, ensuring good contact. The unit will automatically switch to wired mode and display sonar data from the wired transducer.

6. Official Product Video

Video: An official product video demonstrating the features and usage of the Lucky 2-in-1 portable fish finder, model 718LiC. This video showcases the device in action, highlighting its capabilities for fishermen.

Maintenance

1. Cleaning

2. Battery Care

3. Storage

Store the fish finder and its components in the provided storage box in a dry, cool environment, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

Troubleshooting

Specifications

FeatureSpecification
Display2.8-inch LCD, 240x320 pixels, 3 color tones (Blue, Orange, Gray), White LED backlight
Wired Transducer Depth Capability328 feet (100m)
Wired Transducer Beam Angle45 degrees at 200KHz
Wireless Transducer Depth Capability147 feet (45m)
Wireless Transducer Beam Angle90 degrees at 125KHz
Wireless Operational Range328 feet (100m)
Main Unit Power3.7V rechargeable lithium battery
Wireless Sensor Battery1x CR2032 (replaceable)
Operational Temperature-14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C)
MemoryBuilt-in, stores sonar settings
Dimensions (Main Unit)Approx. 125mm x 70mm
Weight0.19 Kilograms

Warranty and Support

The LUCKY FF718LiC Portable Wired and Wireless Fish Finder comes with a 1-year warranty from the date of purchase. This warranty covers manufacturing defects under normal use conditions.

For technical support, warranty claims, or any questions regarding your device, please contact LUCKY customer service through the retailer where the product was purchased or refer to the official LUCKY website for contact information.

Please retain your proof of purchase for warranty service.

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