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Airmar 599 Low/High Frequency Chirp Transducer

Discover the next level of fishing technology with the Airmar 599 Low/High Frequency Chirp Transducer. This cutting-edge transducer is designed to elevate your fishing experience by providing unparalleled detail and resolution. With its advanced Chirp technology, it offers bottom detection down to an impressive 3,000 meters (10,000 feet), delivering 5 to 10 times greater detail than traditional transducers. The Airmar 599 is a game-changer for commercial fisherman, charter captains, and tournament anglers, ensuring you have the ultimate fishing advantage.

Key Product Features

The Airmar 599 Low/High Frequency Chirp Transducer stands out with its comprehensive features. It offers a total bandwidth of up to 112 kHz in a single installation, saving you both time and money. The transducer covers popular fishing frequencies of 28, 38, 50, and 200 kHz, as well as everything else within its bandwidth. Its Low-CHIRPS and High-CHIRPS capabilities provide precise beamwidths from 23° to 9° and 8° to 4°, respectively. This ensures that you can distinguish between individual baitfish, game fish, and underwater structures with ease.

• Low-CHIRPS from 28 kHz to 60 kHz with a beamwidth of 23° to 9°
• High-CHIRPS from 130 kHz to 210 kHz with a beamwidth of 8° to 4°

Practical Applications and Benefits

The Airmar 599 Low/High Frequency Chirp Transducer is a versatile tool for recreational and commercial fishing in both inshore and offshore environments. Whether you're tracking deep-water canyons and sea-mounts or engaging in deep-water canyon and sea-mount tracking, this transducer is your go-to solution. Its epoxy transducer housing ensures durability and reliability, while its compatibility with solid fiberglass hulls adds to its versatility. With a weight of 19.7 kg (43.4 lb) and all necessary mounting hardware included, the Airmar 599 is ready to enhance your fishing adventures.

• Recreational and commercial inshore and offshore fishing
• Deep-water canyon and sea-mount tracking