Humminbird MEGA 360 PC - MEGA 360 Power Cable [720120-1]
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MEGA 360 PC - MEGA 360 Power CableThe MEGA 360 PC is a 10' marine-grade power cable for a MEGA...
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MEGA 360 PC - MEGA 360 Power Cable
The MEGA 360 PC is a 10' marine-grade power cable for a MEGA 360 Imaging transducer. One end provides a quick-disconnect plug for easy connection to an existing MEGA 360 transducer, while the other end features two tinned wires ready for installation to a 12V power source.
Features:
- Replacement power cable for MEGA 360 Imaging Transducers
- The high-frequency beam of MEGA Imaging CHIRPs across the megahertz range reveals the world below in picture-like detail around your boat.
- Use MEGA 360 Imaging without sacrificing boat control. Whether trolling or using Spot-Lock, MEGA 360 Imaging is independently mounted, so your sonar picture remains unchanged as the trolling motor turns.
- Compatible with: All MEGA 360 Imaging transducers
- Cable length: 10' (3M)
- 1-Year Limited Warranty
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Humminbird MEGA 360 PC - MEGA 360 Power Cable [720120-1]
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