Versatile Navico Xsonic Bronze Hdi 0 Tilt 50/200 455/800 Thru Hull With 9 Pin Connector And 10m Cable [000-13905-001] Massive 55% Savings [G6IehE0Z]

Navico xSonic Bronze HDI Transducer

Discover the power of the Navico xSonic Bronze HDI Transducer, a versatile and advanced solution for anglers seeking the ultimate fishing experience. This top-tier transducer is designed to deliver exceptional performance and accuracy, making it a must-have for any serious fisherman.

Key Features

The Navico xSonic Bronze HDI Transducer is a bronze hybrid dual imaging™ (HDI) tilted element thru hull transducer, offering a combination of traditional and Down Scan Imaging frequencies. This innovative transducer provides 50/200kHz traditional frequencies, along with 455/800kHz Down Scan Imaging for enhanced fish detection and clarity. With its 0-degree tilt and a 10-meter cable, this transducer is easy to install and offers flexibility in various water conditions.

• Comprehensive Imaging Capabilities: Experience unparalleled imaging capabilities with both traditional and Down Scan Imaging frequencies, ensuring you never miss a fish.
• 0-Degree Tilt: The transducer's 0-degree tilt design provides a clear and accurate picture of the underwater environment, making it easier to identify fish and structure.

Technical Specifications

This Navico xSonic Bronze HDI Transducer comes with a 9-pin connector and a 10-meter cable, offering convenient installation and compatibility with a wide range of chartplotter systems. With a beam width of 50kHz @ 45°, 200kHz @ 11° for 455kHz, and 800kHz, this transducer delivers exceptional coverage and resolution. Whether you're fishing in shallow waters or deep offshore, this transducer is equipped to handle any situation. Additionally, it features temperature sensing, allowing you to monitor water conditions for optimal fishing success.

• 9-Pin Connector: Ensures compatibility with a wide range of Navico chartplotter systems for seamless integration.
• Temperature Sensing: Keep track of water temperatures to make informed decisions about where to fish.