Echonautics BT70H600-18 | Bronze Low Profile Thru Hull High Frequency CHIRP Transducer 600W 18° Tilt 130 210kHz GENERAL_WOMENS_GEAR 1A DC Input Voltage 12V

Name: Echonautics BT70H600-18 | Bronze Low Profile Thru Hull High Frequency CHIRP Transducer 600W 18° Tilt 130 210kHz GENERAL_WOMENS_GEAR 1A DC Input Voltage 12V
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 43866510387
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Echonautics BT70H600 18 Bronze Low Profile Thru Hull High Frequency CHIRP Transducer 600W 18° Tilt 130 210kHz GENERAL_WOMENS_GEAR 1A DC Input Voltage 12V 1A DC Input Voltage 12V DC Amperage 20A at 12V DC Nominal Voltage 12V DC Action OFF ON Mounting Hole 3 4 in (19 mm) Ingress Protection IP67 Color Blue Maximum Panel Thickness 0 102557 102558 102559 Bronze Low Profile Thru Hull High Frequency CHIRP Transducer 600W

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