Airmar TM165C-HW-MM | TM165HW Chirp High Wide 600W Transom Mount Transducer Requires Adapter Cable ADDTOW3 Meets ABYC safety standards and

Name: Airmar TM165C-HW-MM | TM165HW Chirp High Wide 600W Transom Mount Transducer Requires Adapter Cable ADDTOW3 Meets ABYC safety standards and
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 77917750340
Price: 318.82 USD
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Rating: 4.0477 (15 reviews)

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Airmar TM165C HW MM TM165HW Chirp High Wide 600W Transom Mount Transducer Requires Adapter Cable ADDTOW3 Meets ABYC safety standards and Meets ABYC safety standards and NMMA certification requirements bottom: 60 Features & Specifications Super Wide 30° Average Beamwidth Achieves 3x the Coverage Under the Boat as Compared to Standard High Frequency Chirp ready Transducers (eg

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