Navico

CRUISE/HOOK2 83/200 SKIMMER TRANSDUCER

£88.00
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000-15053-001
Transom-mount 83/200 kHz Skimmer transducer for Lowrance Cruise and HOOK2. Traditional 2D sonar with built-in temperature sensor and kick-up bracket.

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Description

This 83/200 kHz Skimmer transducer is the transom-mount sonar element supplied with Lowrance Cruise and HOOK2 fishfinders. It runs traditional 2D sonar on the 83 and 200 kHz frequencies, with 200 kHz giving a narrower, detailed beam for fish and structure and 83 kHz a wider beam for broader coverage.

The low-drag Skimmer housing mounts on the transom without hull penetration, and a built-in temperature sensor reports surface water temperature. The kick-up bracket protects the transducer from impact, and it connects to compatible Cruise and HOOK2 displays.

PRODUCT DETAILS

  • Traditional 2D sonar at 83 and 200 kHz
  • 200 kHz narrow detail beam, 83 kHz wide coverage beam
  • Built-in water-temperature sensor
  • Transom mount with kick-up bracket
  • For Lowrance Cruise and HOOK2 fishfinders

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Physical

Mounting styleTransom (kick-up bracket)
Temperature sensorYes

Connectivity

Display compatibilityLowrance Cruise and HOOK2

Sonar

Frequencies83 / 200 kHz
Sonar typeTraditional 2D

Sonar Capability

ChirpYes
TraditionalYes

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Which units is this skimmer for?
It is the transom-mount transducer supplied with Lowrance Cruise and HOOK2 fishfinders.
What frequencies does it use?
It runs traditional 2D sonar at 83 and 200 kHz, with 200 kHz giving a narrow detail beam and 83 kHz a wider coverage beam.
Does it sense temperature?
Yes, it has a built-in water-temperature sensor and a kick-up bracket to protect against impact.