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Airmar B75C-0-HW-MM Tilt High Wide Chirp Transducer

Introducing the Airmar B75C-0-HW-MM Tilt High Wide Chirp Transducer, a cutting-edge sonar solution designed for discerning anglers and boaters. This transducer offers a perfect blend of power, precision, and versatility, making it an ideal choice for a wide range of vessels. With its 600W power output and a wide 30° beamwidth, the B75C-0-HW-MM ensures maximum coverage and detailed underwater imaging. Its Mix-n-Match plug compatibility adds to its flexibility, allowing for easy installation and integration with various boat systems. Experience unparalleled depth and clarity with the B75C-0-HW-MM Transducer.

Product Specifications and Features

Featuring a high-frequency chirp with a range of 150 to 250 kHz, the B75C-0-HW-MM transducer delivers exceptional shallow-water performance, bottom detail, and clear fish-target returns. The transducer is designed for 8° to 15° hull deadrise, ensuring accurate depth readings and optimal performance across various boat types. Key features include a depth and fast-response water-temperature sensor, bronze housing for durability, and the exclusive Xducer ID® technology for easy identification and installation.

• High-frequency chirp for shallow-water performance
• Depth and temperature sensor for comprehensive data
• Bronze housing for use on stepped, planing, or displacement hulls

Practical Uses and Target Audience

The Airmar B75C-0-HW-MM Tilt High Wide Chirp Transducer is perfect for smaller boats such as center consoles, providing an ideal solution for anglers and boaters seeking superior performance. Its low-profile, thru-hull housing ensures good resolution at speed, making it an excellent choice for both fishing and navigation. Whether you're exploring new waters or targeting elusive fish species, the B75C-0-HW-MM Transducer is your go-to accessory. Upgrade your boating experience with the Airmar B75C-0-HW-MM Transducer.