Nauticus SXW9510-30BL | Smart Tabs White SX Composite 9.5" x 10" with 30 lb. Actuator PVPLAC2 Designed as a service replacement

Name: Nauticus SXW9510-30BL | Smart Tabs White SX Composite 9.5" x 10" with 30 lb. Actuator PVPLAC2 Designed as a service replacement
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 32209825019
Price: 145.69 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8856 (5 reviews)

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Nauticus SXW9510 30BL Smart Tabs White SX Composite 9.5" x 10" with 30 lb. Actuator PVPLAC2 Designed as a service replacement Designed as a service replacement for the matching interceptor and or forward facing sonar transducers EAThe SX series incorporates the fully automatic features of original Smart Tabs with the rust and corrosion free benefits of thermo molded CoPolymer composite materials The system can be specifically tuned with five (5) actuator mounting positions to maximize the performance of any powerboat

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