Minn Kota MKR-US2-10 Lowrance/Eagle Blue Adapter Cable

Upgrade your fishing setup with the Minn Kota MKR-US2-10 adapter cable, designed specifically to bridge your Lowrance or Eagle fishfinder to the Universal Sonar 2 transducer mounted on your Minn Kota trolling motor. This isn't just a simple connector—it's your ticket to crystal-clear underwater views right from the bow, combining advanced water temperature sensing and DualBeam PLUS technology for spotting fish and structure like never before. Anglers who troll for walleye, bass, or crappie swear by this seamless integration, eliminating the need for separate transducers and reducing clutter on your boat deck.

Why This Adapter Stands Out on the Water

Imagine gliding silently across the lake, your trolling motor humming along, while real-time sonar data feeds directly into your Lowrance display. The MKR-US2-10 tackles common pain points like signal interference and water exposure with smart engineering. Shielded wiring blocks out electronic noise from your motor or nearby gear, ensuring reliable readings even in choppy conditions. Those metal-tipped connectors? They're a game-changer, shrugging off corrosion and maintaining pinpoint accuracy over long outings.

Key Features That Deliver Results

• Precise Connectivity: Links your 10-pin Lowrance/Eagle unit to US2 for DualBeam PLUS sonar (200 kHz single and 200/83 kHz dual frequencies) and temp data.
• Rugged Build: IP68-rated waterproofing means it handles submersion, spray, and splashes without flinching.
• Interference-Free: Full shielding plus metal connector tips keep sonar signals pure and interference at bay.
• Practical Length: 16 inches strikes the perfect balance—not too short for tight installs, not dangling for easy stowing.
• Backed by Warranty: Comes with a limited 1-year coverage for peace of mind on every trip.

Real-World Benefits for Serious Anglers

Switching to a bow-mounted transducer via this adapter transforms your fishing game. No more drilling holes or zip-tying cables—everything routes cleanly through your Minn Kota. You'll catch subtle bottom changes, suspended schools, and baitfish clouds that handheld units miss. Tournament pros and guides rely on this setup for its low-profile design, keeping your deck clear for fighting fish. Plus, the water temp overlay helps dial in lure choices, like cranking deeper on cooling days or staying shallow when it warms up.

Compatibility Guide: Find Your Perfect Match

This MKR-US2-10 is tailored for Lowrance and Eagle models with 10-pin blue connectors. For 9-pin black connector models, you'll need the MKR-US2-9 variant (check your unit's port). Some Elite Ti series may require an extra Lowrance 7-pin blue to 9-pin black adapter—always verify your fishfinder's specs.

Lowrance HDS Series (All Use MKR-US2-10)

Other Lowrance Series (MKR-US2-10 Unless Noted)

• Elite Series: Elite-7 Ti², Elite-5 Ti² (MKR-US2-10 + extra adapter); Elite-5x/5, Elite-4x/4 use MKR-US2-9.
• Mark Series: Mark-5x Pro/5x, Mark-4 use MKR-US2-9.
• LCX Series: LCX-113C/112C/111C/110C, LCX-38C/37C/28C/27C/26C/25C, LCX-17M, LCX-20C.
• LMS Series: LMS-527C/525C/522C/520C, LMS-480 DF/489, LMS-339C/337/335C DF/334C/332C/330C.
• M Series: M-68i/68C, M-56i/56, M-52i use MKR-US2-9.
• X Series: X-515C/510C, X-136 DF/135, X-126 DF/125, X-107C DF/105C DF/102C/100C, X-59 DF/52 (MKR-US2-10); others like X-96/86DS use MKR-US2-9.

Eagle Series (Primarily MKR-US2-9, Confirm Your Connector)

• FishElite: 642C/640, 520C/500C/480/320.
• SeaCharter: 500CDF/480DF/320DF.
• FishMark: 640C/500C/480/320.
• SeaFinder: 642C/640C/500CD/480DF/320DF/250DF/245DS/240DF.
• FishEasy: 350C/320C/250DS/245DS/2.
• Cuda: 350/300/250/242/240i S/GPS/240 S/GPS/168EX/168/128.

Pro Tip: Snap a photo of your fishfinder's transducer port before heading out—blue 10-pin for MKR-US2-10, black 9-pin for the other.

Quick Installation Insights

Getting set up takes minutes: Plug one end into your US2 transducer port on the trolling motor, the other into your fishfinder's sonar input. Secure with zip ties if needed, and route away from motor cables to minimize any residual noise. Power cycle both units, then calibrate sonar settings for optimal cone angles. Test on the water at various speeds to fine-tune—most users report plug-and-play success on day one.

Frequently Asked Questions