Aurizon Handheld Fish Finders just came out!

Boating	I have found the following article in fishing news daily Aurizon Technologies., announced the new release of the first compact digital fish-finder. Size of a palm organizer Aurizon's new fishfinder weighs in, the company said, at a mere 180 grams without batteries and at around the size of palm organizer, is small enough to be hand-carried. Using a simple menu operation, the size, shape, and depth of a fish shoal, as well as the sea depth and condition up to 40 meters, can be clearly shown on a digital readout with numbers and graphics. An alarm function also gives notice when a fish shoal is found. Aurizon said its fish-finder, which will be available worldwide from 1 January 2002, is ideal for ice fishing and for those looking for easy-to-use and versatile fishing equipment at a reasonable price. http://www.aurizon.net David	2001-12-30
Boating	I have just found another article includes more information http://www.landbigfish.com/articles/default.cfm?ID=690	2001-12-30
J.B. Cornwell	Hello, David. Welcome to the board, I think. Your posts read like ad copy and smell of SPAM. I have no objection to fellow members posting links or personal experience about products but I (on my own, not representing anyone else) object to commercial use of our board. Please don't post advertising material or press releases. Red sky at night. . . JB	2001-12-30
Boating	Hi J.B. Cornwell, Thanks for your advice, however I did not mean that at all, I have just cut and paste from an article I found it while I was looking for a good fishfinder, and as I don't have a great experience with the fishfinders, I only decided to pass what information I have found. Anyway thanks and sorry for any inconvenience to you or anyone on the forum. Happy new year David	2001-12-30
J.B. Cornwell	Hi, David. I am glad to hear that it was simple enthusiasm, not commercialism, that prompted your posts. Again, Welcome to the board. Red sky at night. . . JB	2001-12-30

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