Lowrance Spotlightscan Sonar Transducer on 2040-parts.com
Chatham, Louisiana, United States
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I have a BRAND NEW Lowrance SpotlightScan Sonar Transducer up for auction.
The Lowrance SpotlightScan is a trolling motor transducer that delivers angler controlled, surround- scan views to provide pictures of key fishing areas on fishfinder/chartplotter. It features DownScan Imaging and Boardband Sounder for boat. SpotlightScan™ Features: Spotlightscan™ Sonar Transducer Surround-Scan Imaging 150° Scanning Range Higher Angler-Controlled Frequency Range: 455 & 800 kHz Broadband Sounder™ Technology - For Marking Fish Arches - For Tracking Lure Action DownScan Imaging™ - For Picture-Like Images of Fish - For Images Beneath The Boat Mounting Style: - Trolling Motor |
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