Bronze Transducer For Humminbird Depth Finder on 2040-parts.com
Carlisle, Pennsylvania, US
This is a bronze transducer, it was being used with a Humminbird depth finder. I believe it's in good working, I tested the unit for continuity and it was fine but I have not tested it with a unit since I pulled it from the boat, so I'm selling it as is, it may or may not work. Please consider this when bidding. With that said, these are expensive,this one seems to be all there. The plug on the end looks fine.
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