Editor's Review
Review of Eagle Cuda 350 S/MAP
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The Cuda 350 s/map from Eagle is a multi-function unit that is has both sonar and GPS navigational functionality. See all of the action on the 4 inch lcd screen with 16 level grayscale and a 240×160 resolution. With Supertwist, the screen can be viewed in broad daylight without glare and at night with the backlight. The low profile Skimmer transducer is designed for fast speeds and reduced interference. 800 watts of peak to peak power emit sonar signals down to 600 feet below the surface.
The Cuda 350 s/map can scan a full 60 degree area around the boat at speeds of up to 70 mph. Hyperscroll technology emits increased soundings that allow the angler to monitor the underwater activities while on the run. ASP (advanced signal processing) allows users to spend their time fishing rather than making sensitivity adjustments. Particles that can interfere with the signal are automatically filtered out to provide clear displays of all fish targets.
FishReveal and Grayline work in tandem to process sonar signals and present them on the graphical display in such a way as to discriminate between structures like trees, weeds, rocks, and fish targets. Built in alarms alert users when certain events occur on screen so nothing goes unnoticed even when the screen isn’t being actively monitored.
On the chart-plotter side of things, the Cuda 350 s/map excels. The unit has built in maps of lakes, rivers and coastal waters with details of the shoreline. The unit has internal memory to save up to 1,000 waypoints and markers as well as 100 routes. Mark favorite spots with one of 42 different graphical icons and zoom in and out on the maps for fully customizable views.
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