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Faria Adjustable In-Hull Transducer

Faria Beede Instruments

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Faria Adjustable In-Hull Transducer

Faria Adjustable In-Hull Transducer is a marine sonar or fish finder accessory from Faria Beede Instruments selected for practical marine use, replacement work, or boat upgrades.

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  • Depth, sonar, and fishing electronics setups
  • Replacement or upgrade electronics
  • Small-boat, console, or portable fishing systems

Product details

is a marine electronics accessory intended for navigation, network integration, sonar, or helm electronics service. Adjustable In-Hull Transducer This in-hull transducer has a patented adjustable feature which ensures that sound waves are transmitted vertically to the bottom on almost any hull with a deadrise up to 22Β°. With no hull penetration, installation is easy and high speed performance is maximized. Specifications: 30" (10 Meter) Cable included. Adjusts to Hull Deadrise Angles from 2Β° to 22Β°. 2-pin Packard connector (CN0068). Depth only. Boat Size: Up to 8 m (25’). Epoxies to aluminum hulls under 3.8 mm (0.125”) thick. Confirmed details from the product data include Adjustable In-Hull Transducer. This item is suited to maintenance, replacement, upgrade, or new installation work where matching the correct size, rating, output, connection style, color, count, or mounting format matters. Before ordering, verify the model reference

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