Garmin GT8HW-IF Ice Fishing, Plastic, High Wide CHIRP Transducer - 150-240kHz, 250W, 4-Pin

Garmin GT8HW-IF Ice Fishing, Plastic, High Wide CHIRP Transducer - 150-240kHz, 250W, 4-Pin Product Description

GT8HW-IF Ice Fishing, Plastic, High Wide CHIRP Transducer - 150-240kHz, 250W, 4-Pin

GT8HW-IF transducer is perfect for ice fishermen who want clear bottom definition under the ice as well as crisp, clear and wide fish arches with excellent target separation. The wider beam width - up to 24 degree beam angle - provides a larger coverage area in the water.

The 4-pin transducer features high wide band CHIRP traditional sonar (150-240 kHz) and has a power rating of 250 W. Its shape and beam widths have been optimized for ice fishing and feature a silicon-coated cable that remains flexible in harsh winter conditions.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.

The Garmin GT8HW-IF sensor is ideal for ice anglers who want clear bottom clarity under ice and crisp, transparent and wide bows with excellent target separation. The wider beam width-up to 24° beam angle-provides greater coverage in the water. The 4-pin sensor has a high-bandwidth CHIRP traditional sonar (150-240 kHz) and a rated power of 250W. The shape and beam width of the transducer have been optimized for ice fishing, and have a silicon-coated cable that is still flexible in harsh winter conditions. The maximum depth is 800'. Only provide deep data durable maritime-grade buildings | Garmin GT8HW-IF plastic sensor

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