Black Oak LED 30Y-S5OS | Oak 30" Yellow Lens Single Row LED Light Bar Combo Optics Black Housing Pro Series 3.0 EPAADDI3 Suitable water types: Brackish Water

Name: Black Oak LED 30Y-S5OS | Oak 30" Yellow Lens Single Row LED Light Bar Combo Optics Black Housing Pro Series 3.0 EPAADDI3 Suitable water types: Brackish Water
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 67772283912
Price: 299.62 USD
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Rating: 4.2268 (9 reviews)

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Black Oak LED 30Y S5OS Oak 30" Yellow Lens Single Row LED Light Bar Combo Optics Black Housing Pro Series 3.0 EPAADDI3 Suitable water types: Brackish Water Suitable water types: Brackish Water Built in support for Garmin CHIRP sonar plus CHIRP ClearVü and CHIRP SideVü scanning sonars (transducers sold separately) Salt Water & Corrosion 30" Yellow Lens Single Row LED Light Bar Combo Optics Black Housing Pro Series 3

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