A nice screendump of a aircraft wreck.

[Glennk]

This is a JU-52 in one of the Norwegian fjords.

[Rüdiger]

Hi neighbor

Wich sonar used you for this?

mvh
Rüdiger

[Glennk]

Hi neighbor

Wich sonar used you for this?

The sonar record was made by a friend of mine, using a Imagenex Yellowfin at 800Khz.
By the way, the JU-52 was a Lufthansa machine.
If I remember correctly, the aircraft is the D-AQUB that sank as a result of a potong being damaged during landing i rough sea March 1940.
3 passengers drowned.

edited to correct the information on the aircraft.

[Naumachos]

The famous "Tante Ju" :-)

[gregav]

Very nice image. What kind of software do you use? I own a Imagenex Sportscan and win881ss software is super old.

[Glennk]

The data was recorded with a Imagenex YellowFin, using the YellowFin software.
No post-processing was made to this data before doing the screendump.

For post-processing I use SonarWiz 5 and Isis 6 software, and also some converters to convert "non-supported" sonar data into e.g. XTF files before processing.

Do you use only the Sportscan win881 software that was delivered with the sonar? Any post-processing software?
For example the SonarWiz software has direct support for real-time recording for the SportScan, but the cost of the software are higher than the cost of a new SportScan..........
You can save some dollars if you can manage without the realt-time support for recording, and use the win881 for recording, and SonarWiz for post-processing.

Please send me a PM if you would like more information regarding post-processing and so on......

Regards,
Glenn