Lowrance Recon Wireless Foot Pedal [000-16177-001]
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Recon™ Wireless Foot PedalThis wireless foot pedal is designed for Lowrance and Simrad electric steer trolling motors.Features: Compatible with all...
SKU: 225D-104589
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Recon™ Wireless Foot Pedal
This wireless foot pedal is designed for Lowrance and Simrad electric steer trolling motors.
Features:
- Compatible with all Lowrance and Simrad® electric steer trolling motors
- Steer the trolling motor from anywhere on a boat
- Instant responsiveness
- Set up the pedal to drive the pedal from either side with a flip switch
- Supports battery (3 AA) or 12V power
- Wireless Bluetooth® connectivity
- Built-in programmable keys + removable lower module with programmable keys
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All products are covered by a 2-year warranty (marine electronics: 1 year, then the manufacturer's warranty).
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Lowrance Recon Wireless Foot Pedal [000-16177-001]
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