Echonautics CB101D600CW-FB | Bronze Stem Thru Hull CW Dual Frequency Transducer with Fairing Block 600W 50/200 kHz ADDANCACC3 000 Cycles

Name: Echonautics CB101D600CW-FB | Bronze Stem Thru Hull CW Dual Frequency Transducer with Fairing Block 600W 50/200 kHz ADDANCACC3 000 Cycles
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 21596281996
Price: 158.28 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1017 (8 reviews)

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Echonautics CB101D600CW FB Bronze Stem Thru Hull CW Dual Frequency Transducer with Fairing Block 600W 50 200 kHz ADDANCACC3 000 Cycles 000 Cycles • Voltage: 12 Volt (Bulb Included) A fairing block is recommended for the installation of any traditional stem transducers to the vessel's hull to protect the transducer and guarantee excellent performance while the vessel is underway Bronze Stem Thru Hull CW Dual Frequency Transducer with Fairing Block 600W

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