Echonautics Bronze Low-Profile Thru-Hull Medium-Frequency CHIRP Transducer - 600W, 18 Tilt, 80-130kHz [BT70MA600-18]
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$679.00
Bronze Low-Profile Thru-Hull Medium-Frequency CHIRP Transducer - 600W, 18° Tilt, 80-130kHzEchonautics presents a range of powerful transducers from Dual Frequency...
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Bronze Low-Profile Thru-Hull Medium-Frequency CHIRP Transducer - 600W, 18° Tilt, 80-130kHz
Echonautics presents a range of powerful transducers from Dual Frequency CW to Low/Medium/High CHIRP and digital sensors, with excellent value for money.
Technical Specifications:
- Frequency - 80-130kHz
- 600W
- Mounting Style - Thru-Hull
- Material - Bronze
- 18° Tilt for 16° to 24° Deadrise
**Adapter cable is required to connect to compatible Echosounders and FishFinders.
Specifications:
- Cable Length (Feet): 26'
- Chirp: Medium
- Imaging: Standard
- Mounting Style: Thru-Hull
- Pins: 8
- Speed Included: No
- Temperature: Yes
- Box Dimensions: 4"H x 8"W x 8"L WT: 3.41 lbs
- UPC: 010407340210
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Echonautics Bronze Low-Profile Thru-Hull Medium-Frequency CHIRP Transducer - 600W, 18 Tilt, 80-130kHz [BT70MA600-18]
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