Navico

9-Pin 83/200kHz Trolling-Motor Pod Transducer w/Temp

£109.99
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A pod-style 83/200kHz transducer with a built-in temperature sensor, designed for trolling-motor mounting or shoot-through-hull use. Terminates in a 9-pin Navico connector.

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Description

This Lowrance pod-style transducer puts traditional 83/200kHz sonar and water-temperature sensing into a compact housing designed to mount on a trolling motor or shoot through the hull. The 200kHz frequency gives a focused 22-degree beam for detail directly below, while 83kHz opens up a wide 52-degree cone to search a larger area.

It terminates in a 9-pin Navico connector for compatible Lowrance and Simrad displays and includes a built-in temperature sensor, making it a practical choice for anglers who want clear sonar from a trolling-motor mount.

PRODUCT DETAILS

  • Traditional 83/200kHz dual-frequency sonar
  • 200kHz 22-degree beam for detail below the boat
  • 83kHz 52-degree wide cone for searching
  • Pod housing for trolling-motor or shoot-through-hull mounting
  • Built-in water-temperature sensor
  • 9-pin Navico connector

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Sonar

Frequencies83/200kHz
Beamwidth (83kHz)52 degrees
Beamwidth (200kHz)22 degrees

Physical

Mounting stylePod (trolling-motor / shoot-through-hull)
SensorsWater temperature

Connectivity

Connector9-pin (Navico)

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What frequencies does it use?
Traditional 83 and 200kHz dual-frequency sonar.
What are the beam widths?
83kHz gives a wide 52-degree cone and 200kHz a focused 22-degree beam.
How can it be mounted?
The pod housing is designed for trolling-motor mounting or shooting through the hull.
What connector does it use?
A 9-pin Navico connector for compatible Lowrance and Simrad displays.
Does it sense temperature?
Yes, a built-in water-temperature sensor is included.