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The best option for that is already produced by the manufacturer.

With an LVS 34 I can pick up a 5" tube jig at 90ft but gain is up to 75, image gets pretty washed out. Lakers are pretty easy to spot at 100-120 FOW. I've found ideally under 80FOW gives the best image with gain 65ish.

Both are good. I prefer Garmin.

The deeper is a fantastic tool if you learn to read it properly. I want to share these two pictures with you. I find the best readings are when you stop pulling and just let it sit, or use a boat arm attachment on a sliding bar, this gets rid of the wavey line on the bottom which is actually...

If you keep it on a pole I always mount mine about a foot under the water and it will ask you on setting how deep you have it. If you like seeing it hit the water click it up one time if your a Crappie fisherman and fish brush leave it level but just play with it and find what you like best 1’...

Record it to your phone through active captain

Rule of thumb 6” in the water. Windy conditions and rough water may require more so it stays submerged. I’ve got several inches of adjustment with my Cornfield Crappie Livescope pole.

I use Garmin ECHOMAP Plus 94sv

Whats the key to getting my side vu and clear vu tuned in so I can identify fish/bait off the sides. I’d like to mark as good as I do traditionaly , with side vu.

Have you tried connecting to just the deeper alone without the boat, some boats are known to cause interference.

What ever version you can afford. The older versions like the Pro & Pro+ still are amazing.

What mount do you use?

If the lake data has been processed then the 3d map will be available. It needs to have about 75% coverage before it gets a 3d map.