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General| Brand | Cannon |
|---|---|
| Model | MAG 20DT |
| Category | Fishing Equipment |
| Language | English |
Explains the purpose and history of downriggers and controlled depth fishing.
Details improved weight capacity, retrieval rate, and quality of the Mag 20 DT series.
Lists specific features of the Tournament Series model, including finish and components.
Describes the audible alert for low battery voltage (below 9 volts).
Explains remote control capabilities using Humminbird systems and CannonLink.
Provides specifics on connecting Mag 20 DTs via cables and communication protocols.
Discusses optimal placement and general considerations for mounting downriggers on boats.
Describes various accessories like Deck Plates, Gimbal Mounts, and Clamp Mounts for secure installation.
Details methods for mounting to T-sections or gunwales using specific plates and materials.
Explains the use of pedestals to gain additional height for operation or to clear obstructions.
Provides instructions for mounting the base on decks of varying thicknesses using wellnuts or screws.
Describes the installation procedure for the Low-Profile Swivel Base.
Explains how to attach the downrigger unit securely onto the installed base using the lock knob.
Covers attaching the boom and assembling the swivel head to the downrigger.
Step-by-step guide on how to terminate the downrigger cable with the terminator and swivel.
Describes the function, attachment, and tension adjustment of the Cannon Uni-Release.
Details the assembly and alignment process for a single rod holder.
Explains the assembly and alignment for a dual rod holder configuration.
Emphasizes the importance of a properly bonded and zinced boat for downrigger operation.
Lists electrical ratings, circuit breaker requirements, and voltage warnings.
Provides recommendations for battery connection, fuse/breaker installation, and battery types.
Specifies the correct amperage, voltage, and type for fuses and breakers.
Details recommended wire gauge based on cable length for proper electrical conductivity.
Advises on wiring multiple units to dedicated batteries and grounding for optimal performance.
Outlines the basic steps for using the downrigger, including drop back and line release.
Explains manual and powered methods for descending the downrigger weight to the desired depth.
Describes how to raise the downrigger weight using the toggle switch, including stopping at specific points.
Explains how to reset and set the depth meter for accurate depth readings.
Details the components and function of the system that stops the weight at water level.
Introduces the PIC system and its role in stabilizing boat charge for fish attraction.
Explains the internal circuit, set screw contact, and voltage adjustment of the PIC system.
Guides on using a voltmeter to measure natural electrolysis and set PIC voltage.
Provides tips on effective PIC settings based on trolling depth, speed, and fish type.
Presents charts showing the relationship between cable length, speed, weight, and actual depth due to blowback.
Addresses common problems like motor not working, PIC voltage issues, and clutch slippage with solutions.
Offers advice on periodic greasing, cable replacement, and warranty voidance due to seal tampering.
Offers practical advice on lure testing, variety, speed, patterns, location, knots, releases, weed guards, stinger hooks, and hook sharpness.
Outlines the lifetime and 1-year limited warranties, including exclusions and limitations.
Details procedures for obtaining warranty service, repairs, and return addresses.
Explains compliance with the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive.
