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Garmin LiveScope Plus Ice Fishing System with LVS34-IF

SKU: 109879 · UPC: 753759364540 · MPN: 010-02706-40
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02 · Overview

Garmin LiveScope Plus Ice Fishing System with LVS34-IF — Product description

Garmin's LiveScope Plus Ice Fishing System brings live, real-time scanning sonar to the hardwater. Drop the LVS34-IF transducer down the hole and see fish and structure up to 200 feet in any direction, in both Forward and Down modes. Pair it with your Garmin chartplotter, add a battery, and you'll know exactly where to drill.

If you've ever drilled a dozen holes hoping to land on fish, LiveScope Plus is the fix. This is Garmin's live, real-time scanning sonar built for the hardwater, and it changes how you fish the ice. Drop the LVS34-IF transducer down your hole and you'll see fish and structure up to 200 feet in any direction.

You get two modes from one transducer. LiveScope Forward shows everything around you, so you can spot a school and know which hole to drill next. LiveScope Down homes in on what's below, and you can actually watch how fish react to your jig in real time. That's the part that hooks people.

It's a package, not a standalone unit. The kit includes the GLS 10 sonar module, a 0-degree pole mount, and a lithium-ion four-in-one power cable. Just add a compatible Garmin chartplotter and a battery, and you're on the ice. The transducer's rated IPX7 and built to run out in the cold.

Key Features

  • LiveScope Plus real-time scanning sonar shows fish and structure up to 200 feet in any direction
  • Two modes from one LVS34-IF transducer: Forward finds schools all around you, Down watches fish react to your jig
  • 530 to 1,100 kHz frequency with 500 W transmit power for sharper images and reduced noise
  • IPX7 water rating with a flexible cold-weather transducer cable, built for hardwater use
  • Includes the GLS 10 sonar module, 0-degree pole mount, and lithium-ion four-in-one power cable, just add a compatible Garmin chartplotter and battery

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
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03 · The numbers

Technical specifications

Title Garmin LiveScope Plus Ice Fishing System
Brand Garmin
Manufacturer Part Number 010-02706-40
UPC 753759364540
Weight GLS 10 sonar module 4.3 lbs, LVS34-IF transducer 2.25 lbs
Package Dimensions (L x W x H) 12 x 10 x 8 inches
Included Transducer LVS34-IF
Water Rating IPX7
Transducer Beamwidth 20 x 135 degrees
Transducer Cable Length 20 ft
Frequency 530 - 1,100 kHz
Transmit Power 500 W
Maximum Depth 200 ft (Down and Forward)
Power Input 10-32 V
Power Usage 21 W typical, 58 W max
Sonar Type Live
04 · Before you buy

Frequently asked questions

What do I need to run this LiveScope Plus ice fishing system?

A compatible Garmin chartplotter and a battery. The kit already includes the LVS34-IF transducer, GLS 10 sonar module, 0-degree pole mount, and a lithium-ion four-in-one power cable, so you just add your display and a 12-volt battery and you're set.

How far can LiveScope see under the ice?

Up to 200 feet in any direction, in both Forward and Down modes.

What's the difference between LiveScope Forward and Down modes?

Forward mode shows up to 200 feet all around you so you can locate schools and pick your next hole. Down mode homes in on what's directly below so you can watch how fish respond to your jig.

Is the transducer included?

Yes. It ships with the LVS34-IF ice fishing transducer and a flexible cold-weather transducer cable.

What's the operating temperature range?

The LVS34-IF transducer operates from 0 to 40 degrees C, and the GLS 10 sonar module runs from -15 to 70 degrees C.

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