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Raymarine Cpt-120 Bronze Thru Hull W/fairing Block Mfg# A80350 on 2040-parts.com

US $375.88
Location:

Bayville, New Jersey, United States

Bayville, New Jersey, United States
Condition:New Brand:Raymarine Manufacturer Part Number:A80350 UPC:723193799239

Raymarine CPT-120 Bronze Thru Hull w/Fairing Block MFG# A80350

CPT-120 Bronze High Speed Thru Hull Chirp Transducer with Fairing Block

Raymarine's exclusive line of DownVision transducers pair a conical CHIRP fishfinding element with a wide beam DownVision element. The result is an unrivaled level of subsurface visibility.

Features:
  • MATERIAL: Bronze
  • MAX DEPTH: DV=600/FF=99
  • FREQUENCY (KHz): Chirp DownVision/DownVision/Fishfinder
  • BEAM WIDTH(L/H): 25°/60°
  • APPROVED HULL MATERIAL: Fiberglass/Wood
  • CABLE LENGTH: 33ft/10m
  • DEADRISE: 0-25°


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