Garmin B75l Transducer 12* Tilted Emement 600 Watt on 2040-parts.com
De Leon Springs, Florida, United States
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I purchased this with a new garmin 7612 for my boat and ended up needing a 20* tilt not a 12*, this has never been installed, just opened the box for pictures, this is a 600 watt, garmin mislabeled the box and it says 300 watt,
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