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Lowrance Transom Transducer 9-Pin 83/200kHz With Temp

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Overview

The Lowrance transom-mount transducer is a dual-frequency unit operating at 83 kHz and 200 kHz, designed for compatible fishfinder systems with 9-pin ports. The 83 kHz frequency provides wider coverage for deeper water, while the 200 kHz frequency offers higher resolution for shallow to moderate depths. The transducer includes an integrated sensor that provides real-time water temperature data. Weighing 1.65 lbs, the unit is built for reliable underwater imaging and fish detection across various aquatic conditions. It facilitates an easy installation process for boaters seeking to enhance their sonar signal delivery and bottom composition tracking.

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