Airmar B75C-12-H 12d Tilt With Bare Wire MM Cable

The Airmar B75C 12° tilted element High CHIRP Bronze Thru Hull comes with a Bare Wire Mix-N-Match Cable. Model: B75C-12-H-0. It serves as a depth and fast-response water-temperature sensor. With one transducer, you get 80 kHz of total bandwidth, covering the popular 200 kHz fishing frequency and more. It features the exclusive Xducer ID® technology. These new broadband transducers are perfect for your fishing adventures. Whether you're a commercial fisherman, charter captain, or tournament angler, they offer amazing bottom detection down to 3,000m (10,000') with 5 to 10 times greater detail and resolution. You can easily tell apart baitfish, game fish, and underwater structures. One installation of this transducer saves you time and money by providing up to 80 kHz of total bandwidth. It's highly sensitive to small targets and sends back detailed info that shows as clear, high-resolution images on the echosounder screen. Specifications: CHIRP Frequency is 130 kHz to 210 kHz, Beamwidth is 15° to 9°, Element tilt is 12°, Deadrise is 8° to 15°, and Maximum depth is 700ft. What's in the box: B75C-12-H-MM and MMC-0.

Using the Airmar B75C-12-H transducer is easy. First, install it on your boat according to the instructions in the manual. Make sure it's properly positioned for the best performance. When you're out fishing, turn on your echosounder connected to the transducer, and it will start sending and receiving signals right away. You'll see detailed images of what's under the water on your screen. As for maintenance, keep the transducer clean. After each use, rinse it with fresh water to remove any salt or debris. Check the cable regularly for any signs of damage. If you notice any issues, don't try to fix it yourself. Contact the manufacturer for professional help. Also, store the transducer in a dry place when not in use to prevent corrosion. Remember, this transducer can handle a maximum depth of 700ft, so don't use it in areas deeper than that to avoid any problems.