Faria Ds0110 Newport Silver / White Boat Depth Finder / Sounder Gauge on 2040-parts.com
Salem, Missouri, US
We are selling a new, out of box, boat depth finder / sounder from Faria, mfg # DS0110.
Ranges from 1ft. to 199ft. Features flat lens, chrome bezel, white face and black numerals and lettering. Measures approx. 2 1/4 across including bezel and uses an approx. 2 cutout. Has 2 pin connector on back of gauge. Also included is the correct Airmar transducer and mounting kit
Includes Mounting bracket and hardware.
Specifications:
- Manufacturer: Faria
- MFG #: DS0110
- Chrome bezel
- Illuminates amber
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