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Raymarine Axiom 2 7 RV Chartplotter Sonar North America E70721-00-102

SKU: 1004501 · UPC: 723193867563 · MPN: E70721-00-102
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02 · Overview

Raymarine Axiom 2 7 RV Chartplotter Sonar North America E70721-00-102 — Product description

The Raymarine Axiom 2 7 RV is a 7-inch all-in-one chartplotter and fish finder with built-in RealVision 3D, SideVision, and DownVision sonar, plus North America LightHouse charts loaded and ready. It's one bright touchscreen that handles navigation and finding fish from the same helm.

The Raymarine Axiom 2 7 RV, part number E70721-00-102, is the all-in-one version of Raymarine's most popular 7-inch display, and this particular bundle ships with North America LightHouse charts already loaded. Pull it out of the box, wire it up, add a transducer, and you're navigating and finding fish on one screen without hunting for a chart card first. For a lot of boaters, that's exactly the setup they want. One display, one interface, everything in front of you.

The RV in the name is the important part. This model has RealVision 3D sonar built right into the display, along with SideVision and DownVision, so you don't need a separate sounder module to see structure and fish. RealVision 3D renders the bottom and everything on it as a photo-like image you can rotate and read at a glance. SideVision scans wide to either side of the boat, which is how you find bait and structure you'd otherwise motor right past. DownVision gives you that crisp, near-photographic look straight down. Add in high-CHIRP and conventional CHIRP channels and you've got a genuinely capable fish finder that also happens to be a full chartplotter. You'll want a compatible RealVision transducer to unlock it, connected through the 25-pin transducer port.

On the chart side, the preloaded North America LightHouse charts mean you can plan a route and go on day one. The display fixes its own position with a fast internal GNSS receiver that tracks GPS, GLONASS, and Beidou satellites, updating ten times a second so your boat icon stays glued to your actual track even in a hard turn. You can store up to 10,000 waypoints, 250 routes, and 15 tracks, which is plenty for a season of fishing spots, favorite anchorages, and the safe channels you run again and again.

The screen itself is a 7-inch IPS panel at WSVGA 1024 x 600 resolution, and at 1800 nits it's seriously bright. That brightness is what keeps it readable at high noon with the sun overhead, and the wide IPS viewing angles mean it still looks right when you're standing off to the side at the helm. Raymarine's HydroTough oleophobic coating helps the glass shed water and resist the greasy fingerprints that come with running a boat all day. Under the glass, a fast 6-core processor and the LightHouse operating system deliver up to 30 percent quicker chart redraws than the previous generation, so panning and zooming feel smooth instead of laggy.

What makes the Axiom 2 more than a standalone plotter is how it networks. Gigabit RayNet Ethernet lets you tie in radar, extra sonar modules, thermal cameras, and additional Axiom 2 displays, so a small boat's single screen can grow into a full multi-station system later. NMEA 2000 support brings engine data to the helm, so you can watch RPM, fuel burn, and tank levels right alongside your chart. Built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth handle software updates, app integration, and wireless route sharing from a companion planning app. There's a microSD slot for extra chart regions and backups, plus 64 GB of internal storage.

Build quality is what you'd expect from a helm display that lives outdoors. The sealed housing carries IPX6 and IPX7 water ratings, so it handles heavy spray, rain, and washdowns without complaint. It sips power at under 10 watts and runs on standard 12-volt DC with an 8 to 16 volt operating range. Mounting is flexible too, with both trunnion bracket and flush mount options so it drops neatly into a console or a helm pod. The trunnion footprint is about 250 mm wide by 163 mm tall, and the flush cutout is more compact at roughly 201 by 133 mm.

If you run a center console, a bay boat, or a bass rig and you want navigation and serious sonar from a single 7-inch screen that's ready to fish out of the box, this is the model to look at. It's the fully loaded 7-inch Axiom 2, and the preloaded North America charts save you the extra step and expense of buying a chart card separately. Pair it with the right RealVision transducer and you've got a helm that finds fish, marks structure, and gets you home safely, all from one confident, bright display.

Key Features

  • All-in-one 7-inch chartplotter and fish finder with built-in RealVision 3D, SideVision, and DownVision sonar
  • North America LightHouse charts preloaded, so you can plan and navigate right out of the box
  • 7-inch IPS touchscreen at WSVGA 1024 x 600 with a bright 1800 nit panel and wide viewing angles
  • HydroTough oleophobic coating sheds water and resists fingerprints for wet-hand touch control
  • Fast internal GNSS receiver tracks GPS, GLONASS, and Beidou at a 10 Hz update rate
  • Fast 6-core processor and LightHouse OS deliver up to 30 percent quicker chart redraws
  • Gigabit RayNet Ethernet networks radar, extra sonar, cameras, and additional Axiom 2 displays
  • NMEA 2000 support brings engine RPM, fuel, and tank data to the helm
  • Built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for updates, app integration, and wireless route sharing
  • Sealed IPX6 and IPX7 housing runs on 12-volt DC at under 10 watts, trunnion or flush mount

Why Buy from NVN Marine

  • Authorized Raymarine 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 Raymarine Axiom 2 7 RV Chartplotter Sonar North America E70721-00-102
Brand Raymarine
Manufacturer Part Number E70721-00-102
UPC 723193867563
Product Type Chartplotter with Built-in Sonar
Screen Size 7 inch diagonal
Display Resolution WSVGA 1024 x 600
Display Brightness 1800 nits
Display Type IPS with HydroTough oleophobic coating
Preloaded Charts North America LightHouse Charts
Built-in Sonar RealVision 3D, SideVision, DownVision, CHIRP
Conventional Sonar 50/200 kHz, 600 W
Transducer Connection 25-pin RealVision (transducer sold separately)
Processor 6-core
Internal Storage 64 GB
GNSS GPS, GLONASS, Beidou, internal antenna, 10 Hz
Ethernet Gigabit RayNet
NMEA 2000 DeviceNet connector in power cable
Wireless Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0
External Storage MicroSDXC card slot
Waypoints / Routes / Tracks 10,000 / 250 / 15
Power Consumption 9.84 W
Operating Voltage 8 to 16 V DC, 12 V DC nominal
Dimensions (Trunnion) 250.4 mm W x 162.5 mm H x 218 mm D
Waterproof Rating IPX6 and IPX7
04 · Before you buy

Frequently asked questions

What does the RV mean on this Axiom 2 7 RV?

RV means RealVision. This model has RealVision 3D, SideVision, and DownVision sonar built right into the display, so it's an all-in-one chartplotter and fish finder. The non-RV Axiom 2 is a chartplotter without built-in sonar.

Do I still need a transducer?

Yes. The sonar is built into the display, but you'll need a compatible RealVision transducer to actually see the bottom. It connects through the 25-pin transducer port. The transducer is sold separately so you can match it to your hull and boat type.

Are charts already loaded on this unit?

Yes. This bundle, part number E70721-00-102, ships with North America LightHouse charts preloaded, so you can plan a route and navigate on day one without buying a separate chart card.

How big and bright is the screen?

It's a 7-inch IPS touchscreen at WSVGA 1024 x 600 resolution, rated at 1800 nits. That brightness keeps it readable in direct midday sun, and the IPS panel holds its picture at wide viewing angles.

Can I add radar and more displays later?

Yes. Gigabit RayNet Ethernet lets you network radar, additional sonar modules, thermal cameras, and more Axiom 2 displays, so a single-screen boat can grow into a full multi-station system over time.

Will it show my engine data?

Yes, over NMEA 2000. Once connected, it can display engine RPM, fuel burn, tank levels, and other instrument data right alongside your chart and sonar.

Is it built to survive an open helm?

It is. The sealed housing carries IPX6 and IPX7 water ratings and a HydroTough screen coating, so it handles heavy spray, rain, and washdowns on an exposed console.

What power does it need and how do I mount it?

It runs on standard 12-volt DC with an 8 to 16 volt operating range and draws under 10 watts. It mounts with either the included trunnion bracket or a flush cutout in your dash.

05 · Customer voices

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