Garmin B265LH Bronze Thru-Hull Mount Transducer with Depth & Temp - 12-Pin - 010-12379-20

Garmin B265LH Bronze Thru-Hull Mount Transducer with Depth & Temp - 12-Pin - 010-12379-20

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M251S

$1034.99

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Garmin B265LH Bronze Thru-Hull Mount Transducer with Depth & Temp - 12-Pin - 010-12379-20B265LH Bronze Thru Hull Mount Transducer w Depth & Temp 12 Pin Garmin's best performing 1 kW thru hull transducer, this mount performs well in deep water and has exceptional bottom and water column detail. This transducer has a depth of 3,000 feet; an operating frequency of 42 to 65 kHz and 130 to 210 kHz; a beamwidth of 16 to 25 degrees and 6 to 10 degrees; and a 0 to 20 degree deadrise. Transducer kit comes with installation instructions. Follow the

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