Garmin 010-01960-01 | GT20 TM Transom Mount DownVü 500W (CHIRP 455/800kHz); Traditional 500W (77/200kHz) Transducer with SNTOOL3 Fluid temperature range: 32 Degree

Name: Garmin 010-01960-01 | GT20 TM Transom Mount DownVü 500W (CHIRP 455/800kHz); Traditional 500W (77/200kHz) Transducer with SNTOOL3 Fluid temperature range: 32 Degree
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 85592783257
Price: 99.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4968 (27 reviews)

Garmin 010-01960-01 | GT20 TM Transom Mount DownVü 500W (CHIRP 455/800kHz); Traditional 500W (77/200kHz) Transducer with SNTOOL3 Fluid temperature range: 32 Degree

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Garmin 010 01960 01 GT20 TM Transom Mount DownVü 500W (CHIRP 455 800kHz); Traditional 500W (77 200kHz) Transducer with SNTOOL3 Fluid temperature range: 32 Degree Fluid temperature range: 32 Degree F '" 140 Degree F (0 Degree C '" 60 Degree C) Insertion Loss: 0 Dimensions: 8 × 7 × 3 GT20 TM Transom Mount DownVü 500W (CHIRP 455 800kHz)

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