LiveScope™ Plus LVS34-IF LiveScope™ Plus LVS34-IF
LiveScope™ Plus LVS34-IF

Garmin

LiveScope™ Plus LVS34-IF

£1,060.00
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010-02706-20
The LiveScope Plus LVS34-IF is the ice-fishing version of the LVS34 transducer, supplied with an ice-fishing mount for vertical jigging through the ice. It delivers Forward, Down and Perspective live sonar and works with the LiveScope GLS 10 sonar black box and a compatible Garmin chartplotter.
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Description

The LiveScope Plus LVS34-IF is the ice-fishing configuration of Garmin's LVS34 live scanning sonar transducer, supplied with an ice-fishing mount in place of the boat mounting hardware. It brings the same real-time imaging to hard-water anglers, with improved resolution, reduced noise and better target separation than the original LiveScope, so you can find fish, watch them react to your lure and stay on them through the ice. LiveScope Forward, LiveScope Down and Perspective views are all available, with a wide 135-degree front-to-back by 20-degree side-to-side field of view and up to 61 m of range. A built-in AHRS sensor and compass keep the picture steady. The LVS34-IF connects to the LiveScope GLS 10 sonar black box, which links to a compatible Garmin chartplotter over the Garmin Marine Network.

PRODUCT DETAILS

  • Ice-fishing version of the LiveScope Plus LVS34 transducer, supplied with an ice-fishing mount
  • Live, real-time scanning sonar with improved resolution, reduced noise and better target separation
  • LiveScope Forward, LiveScope Down and Perspective views for finding and watching fish under the ice
  • 135-degree front-to-back by 20-degree side-to-side field of view, up to 61 m (200 ft) range
  • Built-in AHRS sensor and compass keep the sonar image stable
  • Requires the LiveScope GLS 10 sonar black box and a compatible Garmin chartplotter
  • LiveScope Plus LVS34-IF transducer
  • Ice-fishing mount
  • Documentation

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General

ConfigurationIce-fishing version (LVS34-IF) of the LiveScope Plus LVS34 transducer, supplied with an ice-fishing mount; requires the LiveScope GLS 10 sonar black box and a compatible Garmin chartplotter
Operating temperature-10 to 40°C (14 to 104°F)

Sonar

Sonar typeLive, real-time scanning sonar (Panoptix LiveScope Plus) with improved resolution, reduced noise and clearer target separation
Viewing modesLiveScope Forward, LiveScope Down and Perspective
Frequency530 kHz to 1,100 kHz
Maximum depth/range61 m (200 ft) down and forward; dependent upon water salinity, bottom type and other water conditions
Field of view (beam coverage)Front to back: 135 degrees; side-to-side: 20 degrees

Connectivity

Network connectionConnects to the LiveScope GLS 10 sonar black box; the GLS 10 connects to a compatible Garmin chartplotter via the Garmin Marine Network
Compass / stabilisationBuilt-in AHRS sensor and internal compass for sonar image stabilisation (calibration required)

Mounting

Mounting typeIce-fishing mount supplied for vertical jigging through the ice

Physical

Transducer dimensions (L x H x W)161.7 x 77.5 x 47.8 mm (6.37 x 3.05 x 1.88 in)
What makes the LVS34-IF an ice-fishing transducer?
The LVS34-IF is the same LiveScope Plus LVS34 transducer supplied with an ice-fishing mount instead of the boat mounting hardware, so it is set up for vertical jigging through a hole in the ice.
What do I need to use the LVS34-IF?
You need a LiveScope GLS 10 sonar black box and a compatible Garmin chartplotter. The transducer connects to the GLS 10, which links to the chartplotter over the Garmin Marine Network.
What sonar views does the LVS34-IF provide?
It provides LiveScope Forward, LiveScope Down and Perspective views, so you can scan around the hole, look straight down and get an overhead view of fish under the ice.
What range and coverage does it provide?
The transducer reaches up to 61 m (200 ft), depending on conditions, with a field of view of 135 degrees front to back and 20 degrees side to side.