Garmin ECHOMAP Ultra 2 106sv LiveScope Plus Bundle, US/Canada GN+
Garmin ECHOMAP Ultra 2 106sv LiveScope Plus Bundle, US/Canada GN+ — Product description
The Garmin ECHOMAP Ultra 2 106sv LiveScope Plus Bundle is the complete forward-facing live sonar fishing system in one box. The 10-inch sunlight-readable touchscreen ECHOMAP Ultra 2 chartplotter, the LiveScope Plus LVS34 transducer, the GLS10 sonar black box, and the Garmin Navionics+ U.S. Inland and Coastal Canada chart preloaded. Drop it on the boat, mount the transducer on the trolling motor, and you're seeing fish swim around your bait in real time.
The Garmin ECHOMAP Ultra 2 106sv LiveScope Plus Bundle (part 010-02880-10) is the complete forward-facing live-scanning sonar fishing kit built around the 10-inch ECHOMAP Ultra 2 106sv chartplotter. The bundle pairs the head unit with the LiveScope Plus system, which is the LVS34 transducer plus the GLS10 sonar black box that handles the live-scanning processing. Add the preloaded Garmin Navionics+ chart for U.S. inland and coastal Canada waters, and you have a complete LiveScope-ready helm in one part number. Unbox, mount, plug in, and you're fishing.
What LiveScope Plus actually does. Forward-facing live-scanning sonar shows you what's in the water column ahead of, beside, and below the boat in real time, like a video. Fish swimming, bait balls moving, structure passing under the boat, your jig falling and your bait being inhaled, all visible as it happens. Compared to traditional 2D sonar (which shows you what's already passed under the boat as a historical scrolling chart) and traditional side-imaging (which shows the bottom but not the suspended fish above it), LiveScope is a different category of fishfinding tool entirely. Once you've fished with LiveScope you understand why bass tournament pros all run it.
The Plus refinement of the original LiveScope is the second-generation upgrade. Plus delivers higher resolution imagery, better target separation in the water column, improved range, and cleaner returns in stained water. The LVS34 transducer is the dual-mode transducer that does both forward-facing and down-facing live sonar from one transducer body, which means you can switch between forward look and down look without swapping hardware.
The GLS10 sonar black box is the processing engine. The transducer captures sonar data, the GLS10 processes the data into the live-scanning imagery, and the imagery streams to the chartplotter for display. Black-box processing means the chartplotter doesn't have to handle the heavy live-scanning data crunch directly, which keeps the chartplotter responsive for chart and waypoint operations even while LiveScope is running at full speed.
The 106sv chartplotter head is the 10-inch chartplotter and fishfinder. WXGA 1280 x 800 IPS sunlight-readable touchscreen with keyed-assist hardware buttons, IPX7 waterproof, multi-band GPS for sub-meter positioning, and the same LightHouse OS app ecosystem as the bigger ECHOMAP Ultra 2 displays. The 10-inch size is the sweet spot for most bass and bay boats: enough screen for split-screen LiveScope plus chart, small enough to fit a typical helm dash without a custom cut.
Sunlight-readable touchscreen with keyed assist gives you the modern touch interface but doesn't lock you out when the screen is wet, salty, or covered with spray. The keyed assist buttons handle zoom, page navigation, marking waypoints, and the menu navigation that you don't want to be hunting through wet touch targets to find. Pinch-to-zoom, drag-to-pan, and tap-to-select work the way you expect on the chart, but the buttons are the backup that never fails.
Multi-band GPS is the upgrade over single-band that you'll appreciate the first time you fish under tree canopy or in marina multipath conditions. The receiver tracks GPS L1 and L5 bands plus other GNSS constellations and combines all of them for sub-meter positioning accuracy in environments where single-band GPS struggles. For Spot-Lock-style anchoring with a compatible trolling motor, autopilot precision, and tournament waypoint integrity, multi-band makes a real difference.
Garmin Navionics+ U.S. Inland and Coastal Canada chart preloaded covers virtually all U.S. inland waters and the Canadian coast. Vector charts with high-resolution depth shading, easy-routing for automatic safe-route generation, integrated tide and current overlays, and Auto Guidance for automatic destination routing. Updates over the air via the ActiveCaptain app and a paired smartphone, so you don't have to swap chart cards to get the latest data. Upgrade to Navionics Vision+ for high-resolution relief shading, satellite imagery overlay, and the full premium dataset.
Wireless networking between compatible ECHOMAP Ultra 2 and UHD2 chartplotters is the ECHOMAP-line answer to needing more than one display on the boat without running an Ethernet backbone. Pair two units wirelessly (one-to-one connection) and they share sonar, waypoints, routes, and tracks between displays. Important caveat: LiveScope sonar specifically can't be shared wirelessly between two ECHOMAP units. LiveScope is point-to-point on a single display because of the bandwidth required for live-scanning data. For most other shared content, the wireless mesh just works.
The ActiveCaptain app integration over Bluetooth and WiFi gives you a complete second-screen interface for the chartplotter on your phone or tablet. Plan trips at home and push waypoints and routes to the chartplotter without retyping. Receive incoming texts, calls, and notifications on the chartplotter screen if your phone is paired. Push software updates from the app to the chartplotter. Download chart updates over your phone's data connection.
Screen recording captures live LiveScope footage to the SD card so you can review fish-catching passes back at the dock, share with friends, or analyze why a particular bait worked. Especially useful for learning LiveScope: replaying recordings of catches helps you understand what you were seeing in real time during the fish.
Mounting the LiveScope Plus transducer. The LVS34 mounts on the trolling motor shaft (most common configuration for bass and walleye fishing) or on a dedicated transducer mast for boats without a compatible trolling motor. The transducer is sold with the standard mounting bracket but specific trolling-motor adapters are available separately for the various trolling motor brands. The GLS10 black box mounts in a sheltered location (under the helm console, in a dry storage compartment) and connects between the transducer and the chartplotter via the supplied cabling.
What's in the box. The ECHOMAP Ultra 2 106sv head unit, the Garmin Navionics+ U.S. Inland and Coastal Canada chart preloaded, the LVS34 LiveScope Plus transducer with its mounting bracket, the GLS10 sonar black box with its mounting hardware and cabling, the bail mount for the chartplotter, the power and NMEA 2000 cabling, the protective sun cover, and the install instructions.
What this bundle isn't. It is not the GPSMAP series (which is the higher-end glass-bridge MFD line with full Ethernet networking and BlackBox sonar support beyond LiveScope). It is not a flush-mount install (the bail mount is included. the flush-mount kit is sold separately). For most recreational and tournament inshore use, the ECHOMAP Ultra 2 106sv with LiveScope Plus is exactly the right system.
2-Year Limited Garmin warranty on parts and workmanship. Same-day shipping before 3 PM ET on in-stock units.
Key Features
- Complete bundle: ECHOMAP Ultra 2 106sv chartplotter + LiveScope Plus LVS34 transducer + GLS10 sonar black box + Navionics+ chart
- 10-inch WXGA 1280 x 800 IPS sunlight-readable touchscreen
- Touchscreen with keyed-assist hardware buttons for wet-condition reliability
- LiveScope Plus forward and down live-scanning sonar (real-time view of fish, bait, and structure)
- LVS34 dual-mode transducer (forward and down from one body)
- GLS10 black box handles live-scanning processing, keeps the chartplotter responsive
- Garmin Navionics+ U.S. Inland and Coastal Canada chart preloaded
- Multi-band GPS (L1 + L5 + GNSS) for sub-meter positioning accuracy
- Wireless networking with compatible ECHOMAP Ultra 2 and UHD2 chartplotters (sonar, waypoints, routes shared)
- ActiveCaptain app integration over Bluetooth and WiFi
- Screen recording to SD card for fish catches and trip review
- Auto Guidance for automatic safe-path destination routing
- IPX7 waterproof rating for marine helm exposure
- Compatible with Garmin Navionics Vision+ premium chart upgrade
- 5,000 waypoints, 50,000 track points, 50 saved tracks, 100 routes
- Bail-mount kit included, flush-mount kit available separately
- 2-Year Limited Garmin warranty
Why Buy from NVN Marine
- Authorized Garmin reseller, full manufacturer warranty
- NMEA member and ABYC certified, advice from real boat techs
- Same-day shipping before 3 PM ET on in-stock items
- NY headquarters and Fort Lauderdale flagship retail store
Technical specifications
| Title | Garmin ECHOMAP Ultra 2 106sv LiveScope Plus Bundle, US Inland and Coastal Canada Navionics+ |
|---|---|
| Brand | Garmin |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 010-02880-10 |
| UPC | 753759345082 |
| Series | ECHOMAP Ultra 2 |
| Display Size | 10 inches diagonal |
| Display Resolution | 1280 x 800 (WXGA) |
| Display Type | IPS, sunlight-readable |
| Touchscreen | Yes (with keyed-assist buttons) |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX7 |
| Unit Dimensions (W x H x D) | 11.6 x 7.7 x 3.9 inches |
| Unit Weight | 4.0 lb |
| Package Weight | 23.10 lb (full bundle) |
| GPS | Multi-band (GPS L1 + L5, GLONASS, Galileo) |
| Bundled Transducer | LiveScope Plus LVS34 (forward + down) |
| Bundled Sonar Module | GLS10 sonar black box |
| Cartography Preloaded | Garmin Navionics+ U.S. Inland and Coastal Canada |
| Auto Guidance | Yes |
| Wireless Networking | WiFi mesh with compatible ECHOMAP Ultra 2 / UHD2 units |
| Wireless LiveScope Sharing | No (LiveScope is point-to-point) |
| Screen Recording | Yes, to SD card |
| NMEA 2000 | Yes |
| Bluetooth | Built-in (for ActiveCaptain app) |
| Memory Card Slots | 2 microSD |
| Waypoints | 5,000 |
| Track Points | 50,000 |
| Saved Tracks | 50 |
| Routes | 100 |
| Mount Style | Bail mount included, flush-mount kit sold separately |
| Warranty | 2-Year Limited |
Frequently asked questions
What's actually in the bundle?
The ECHOMAP Ultra 2 106sv 10-inch chartplotter head unit, the Garmin Navionics+ U.S. Inland and Coastal Canada chart card preloaded, the LiveScope Plus LVS34 transducer with mounting bracket, the GLS10 sonar black box with mounting hardware and cabling, the bail mount for the chartplotter, the power and NMEA 2000 cabling, the protective sun cover, and the install instructions. Everything you need for a complete LiveScope Plus install in one box.
What does LiveScope Plus actually show me?
Forward-facing live-scanning sonar that shows what's in the water column ahead of, beside, and below the boat in real time (like a video, not like a scrolling sonar chart). Fish swimming, bait balls moving, structure passing under the boat, your jig falling, your bait being inhaled. Compared to traditional sonar that shows what already passed under the boat, LiveScope shows what's happening right now. It's transformative for jig fishing, bass tournament fishing, and any fishing where you want to see exactly where the fish are before you cast.
What's the difference between LiveScope and LiveScope Plus?
Plus is the second-generation refinement. Higher resolution imagery, better target separation in the water column, improved range, and cleaner returns in stained water. The LVS34 transducer included in this bundle is the Plus-generation dual-mode transducer that does both forward-facing and down-facing live sonar from one body. If you're shopping LiveScope today, Plus is what you want.
Where does the LVS34 transducer mount?
Most commonly on a trolling motor shaft (for bass and walleye fishing where you're pointing the bow at fish from a trolling motor). For boats without a compatible trolling motor, mount it on a dedicated transducer mast that drops into the water from the bow. Trolling-motor-specific adapters for the major trolling motor brands are sold separately. The basic mounting bracket is included with the transducer.
Where does the GLS10 black box go?
In a sheltered location: under the helm console, in a dry storage compartment, anywhere it's protected from direct water exposure. The GLS10 connects between the transducer and the chartplotter via the supplied cabling. The black box does the heavy live-scanning processing, which keeps the chartplotter responsive for chart and waypoint operations even while LiveScope is running.
Can I share LiveScope between two displays?
No. LiveScope sonar can't be shared wirelessly between two ECHOMAP Ultra 2 or UHD2 chartplotters because of the bandwidth required for live-scanning data. LiveScope is point-to-point on a single display. You can share traditional sonar, waypoints, routes, and tracks wirelessly between compatible ECHOMAPs, but LiveScope itself stays on the display it's directly connected to.
What charts come preloaded?
Garmin Navionics+ U.S. Inland and Coastal Canada. Full vector chart coverage of all U.S. inland lakes and rivers plus the Canadian coast. High-resolution depth shading, easy-routing for safe-path generation, tide and current data, Auto Guidance, and SonarChart Live for building custom bathymetry as you fish. Updates over the air via the ActiveCaptain app on your paired smartphone.
What's the difference between this bundle and the no-transducer 106sv?
The no-transducer SKU is the head unit only. This bundle adds the complete LiveScope Plus system (LVS34 transducer + GLS10 black box + cabling) for a savings vs. buying the components separately. If you already have a working LiveScope transducer and just need the chartplotter upgrade, the no-transducer SKU is more cost-effective. If you're starting fresh or upgrading from non-LiveScope sonar, the bundle is the better value.
What's multi-band GPS and why does it matter?
Multi-band GPS receives positioning signals on multiple frequency bands plus signals from multiple satellite constellations. The result is sub-meter positioning accuracy and much better resistance to multipath reflections (the GPS errors caused by signals bouncing off buildings, trees, and structures before reaching the receiver). Single-band GPS struggles in those environments. Multi-band tracks position accurately under tree canopy, in marinas surrounded by tall structures, and other challenging environments.
Will it work with my trolling motor for spot-lock?
With compatible Garmin Force trolling motors, the 106sv connects directly via the trolling motor's network and you can control Force and Spot-Lock features from the chartplotter. For other trolling motor brands, the 106sv outputs NMEA 2000 navigation data that compatible third-party motors can use, but full motor control integration may require additional adapters or interfaces depending on the motor.
What's the install footprint at the helm?
The 106sv head unit measures 11.6 inches by 7.7 inches by 3.9 inches and weighs 4 pounds. Mount it with the included bail mount on a typical helm dash, or with the optional flush-mount kit for a clean dash-flush install. The 10-inch screen is sized for most bass and bay boat helms without requiring a custom dash modification.
What's the warranty?
Standard 2-Year limited Garmin warranty on the chartplotter, the LVS34 transducer, and the GLS10 black box. Service runs through the Garmin authorized dealer network in the U.S.