New Zealand based manufacturer of multibeam technology, WASSP Ltd, has
released its new low frequency wideband 80 kHz system, the F3L.

WASSP F3L follows on from the release of the 160 kHz F3 earlier this year
which targets the coastal fishing market - F3L now providing a solution for users
who require greater depth capabilities.

The F3L uses the new digital DRX hardware, the latest CDX software and
utilises the backward compatible WASSP 80 kHz (Chirp 68-92 kHz) transducer
– and will give users a full swath coverage to 450M and maximum nadir depth
of 900M.

WASSP F3L has been developed on the new DRX advanced signal processing
technology, ensuring future capability through the new software licensing
model.

Like the F3, the F3L is also available as an "i" version, supplied with
the WASSPIntegrated heading and motion sensors for a turnkey solution.

Both models in the F3 range benefit from significant software and hardware
development to improve overall performance and user interface ensuring
efficiency and increased productivity in all fishing methods employed.