Navico

Ice Transducer M/H 9-pin

£118.99
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000-14889-001
A compact 83/200kHz ice transducer that drops into the hole and fits a standard 8-inch auger bore. Supplied with a 20ft cable and a 9-pin Navico connector.

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Pickup available at Mercury Yacht Harbour

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Description

This Lowrance ice transducer brings 83/200kHz sonar to hard-water fishing in a compact puck that drops straight into the hole. The 200kHz frequency focuses a tight beam for clear separation of fish and lure, while 83kHz widens the cone to cover more of the water column beneath you.

Its small footprint fits a standard 8-inch auger hole with minimal disturbance, and a 9-pin Navico connector pairs it with compatible Lowrance and Simrad displays. Supplied with a 20ft cable, it is a straightforward way to take an existing sounder onto the ice.

PRODUCT DETAILS

  • 83/200kHz sonar for ice fishing
  • 200kHz tight beam for fish and lure separation
  • 83kHz wide cone for water-column coverage
  • Compact puck fits a standard 8-inch auger hole
  • 20ft cable with 9-pin Navico connector
  • Compatible with Lowrance and Simrad black 9-pin displays

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Sonar

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

Physical

Mounting styleIce puck (drop-in)
Cable length20ft

Connectivity

Connector9-pin (Navico)

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What is this transducer designed for?
It is an ice-fishing transducer that drops straight into the auger hole.
What frequencies does it use?
83 and 200kHz, with a wide 52-degree cone and a focused 22-degree beam respectively.
Will it fit my auger hole?
Its compact puck fits a standard 8-inch auger hole with minimal disturbance.
What cable and connector does it have?
A 20ft cable terminating in a 9-pin Navico connector.
Which displays is it compatible with?
Lowrance and Simrad units that use a black 9-pin connector.