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StructureScanHD Sonar Stainless Steel Thru-Hull Transducer (Pair) w/Y-Cable
LSS-2 Though Hull Transducers
Thru-hull, Stainless Steel LSS-2 StructureScan® HD transducers, deliver extreme target detail, bottom discrimination and bait and game fish separation at depths to 300'/92M and a wider range of 600'/183M side-to-side coverage. All StructureScan® HD transducers are packed with an enhanced dual-frequency element array that operates at 455 kHz and 800 kHz.
These Stainless steel transducers from Airmar® are available only from Navico exclusively for StructureScan® HD and StructureScan® systems. These sturdy, Stainless steel transducers are resistant to the electrical forces in the environment where it will be used. Each feature a low-profile design that minimizes drag; provide exclusive 3-channel beam, port and starboard SideScan plus DownScan Imaging technology; includes a high-performance fairing that will give you Structure performance at speeds up to 35 mph; and feature a 30'/9M transducer cable.
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