Echonautics BT70MA600-12 | Bronze Low Profile Thru Hull Medium Frequency CHIRP Transducer 600W 12° Tilt 80 130kHz PVFANS3 Replacement throttle and shift cable

Name: Echonautics BT70MA600-12 | Bronze Low Profile Thru Hull Medium Frequency CHIRP Transducer 600W 12° Tilt 80 130kHz PVFANS3 Replacement throttle and shift cable
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 60232832332
Price: 278.68 USD
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Rating: 4.1287 (25 reviews)

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Echonautics BT70MA600 12 Bronze Low Profile Thru Hull Medium Frequency CHIRP Transducer 600W 12° Tilt 80 130kHz PVFANS3 Replacement throttle and shift cable Replacement throttle and shift cable 8M0082479 is 6 feet long with the Generation I connections We included thoughtful details to make life easier CBCCMS0501 CBCCMS0503 CBCCMS0502 Bronze Low Profile Thru Hull Medium Frequency CHIRP Transducer 600W

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