Raymarine A66089 | In-Hull Transducers - Depth, Speed and Temperature, 1000W In-Hull For DSM300 ESPCHAR3 Can Be Replaced With The

Name: Raymarine A66089 | In-Hull Transducers - Depth, Speed and Temperature, 1000W In-Hull For DSM300 ESPCHAR3 Can Be Replaced With The
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SKU: 10293435048
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Raymarine A66089 In Hull Transducers Depth, Speed and Temperature, 1000W In Hull For DSM300 ESPCHAR3 Can Be Replaced With The Can Be Replaced With The Existing Hardware Integration Perfectly Matched To Give You Long Term Stability And Good Performance Corrosion resistant powder coated all aluminum housing with stainless steel base plate The M260 is our high performance in hull model for 300 W 1 kW echosounders 50 200 kHz

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