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FLX-12 Genz Pack with 12° Ice Ducer
The Genz pack carry case, when rigged with a FLX-12 flasher and tricked out with the DD-100 to give you digital depth readouts, will get you ready for the ice. The classic Blue Genz pack case was designed by Mr. Ice fishing himself, Dave Genz. Genz loves this case because it is tough and easily adapted to other upgrades. Comes standard with a 12 volt- 9 Amp hour battery and fully automatic digital charger. The Genz Pack with the FLX12 comes standard with a 12 degree IceDucer transducer.
This unit is a step-upfrom the Classic FL-8se unit. The FLX-12 offers a flat-screen display, but now with Vexilar’s exclusive brushless data transfer technology. The LEDs deliver a 20% brighter and sharper display. This unit has a special low power mode option that allows you to fish in extremely shallow water with great target resolution. Five depth ranges to 120 feet. It offers a unique night mode option so the display is easier to view at night and also lights up the center depth graphics. There are 20 steps of Interference rejection (IR) to help knock-out interference from other sonar systems. If your battery is running low, the display gives a coded series of flashes long before the unit shuts down. The FLX-12 is VERY popular for open water use as well.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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