Faria Transom Mount Transducer - 235kHz [SN2011]
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- $164.99
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Transom Mount Transducer - 235kHzWith a low profile this depth unit offers little drag and easy installation for dead rise...
SKU: 225D-57474
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Transom Mount Transducer - 235kHz
With a low profile this depth unit offers little drag and easy installation for dead rise angles up to 30°.
Recommended for boats up to 22' (7M) and speeds up to 55 knots
Designed with a release bracket to protect against impact damage.
Comes with a Faria HW0197 connection to easily connect to a Faria Depth Sounders with a 2-pin Packard connection.
Specifications:
- 25" Cable included
- HW0197 Connector
- 235KHz performance
Factory P/N SN2011
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Faria Transom Mount Transducer - 235kHz [SN2011]
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