Garmin 200-khz And 50-khz Transom Mount Transducer Kit-15-degree Beamwidth on 2040-parts.com
Baden, Ontario, Canada
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NEW - The 500 W 8-pin transducer has a maximum depth of 1,500 ft; an
operating frequency of 50 to 200 kHz; a beamwidth of 40 to 10 degrees;
and mounts on a 0 to 70 degree transom.
Transducer kit comes with all mounting hardware, screws, 30' cable and installation instructions.
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