Raymarine P79 Adjustable In-Hull TransducerClick to enlarge
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Raymarine P79 Adjustable In-Hull Transducer

Manufacturer: RaymarinePart #: E66008SKU: 13902

  • 600W
  • 200/50 kHz
  • 30 ft
  • In Hull
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Item #: 13902

Category: Transducers

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Description

Adjustable In-Hull Transducer 600 Watt adjustable angled in hull transducer. (P79) Compatible with the following Echo Sounders: SL Series: SL755RC, SL760RC , SL1250, and SL1250RC hsb2 Plus Series: L755RC, L760, L760RC, L1250,and L1250RC hsb2 HDFI Series : DSM250, L770D, L770DRC, L1260D, and L1260DRC Compatible hull material: fiberglass Max Power : 600 W Frequency: 200/50 kHz Beam Angles : 200 kHz 11 50 kHz 45 Features: Depth only.

Can be used in conjunction with the E66019 ST69 speed and temperature sensor Easily adjusts to any deadrise angle up to 22 Transmits sound waves directly at the bottom so strong echoes are reflected back to the transducer Can be removed in seconds for servicing or storage Only the base piece is bonded to the hull. There is no adhesive layer under the transducer face to absorb sound energy Simplifies in-hull installation 30ft (10m) Cable

Specifications

BrandRaymarine
Part NumberE66008
EverTide SKU13902
UPC023193660080
Power600 W
Frequency200/50 kHz
MountIn Hull
Cable Length30 ft

Specifications are provided by the manufacturer. Confirm fitment for your application before ordering, or contact us and we'll help.

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