Garmin Striker 7sv Fishfinder With A Garmin Chirp Sonar Built In Flasher on 2040-parts.com
Burwood, VICTORIA, Australia
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Physical & Performance Physical Dimensions 23.5 x 14 x 5.8 cm Display Size (W x H) 9.1 x 15.2 cm, 18 cm diagonal (7") Display Resolution 800 x 480 pixels Display Type WVGA color Weight 680 g (24 ounces) Water Rating IPX7 Audible Alarms Sonar Features & Specifications Dual-frequency (50/200 kHz) sonar capable Dual-beam (77/200 kHz) sonar capable Frequencies supported Traditional: 50/77/200 kHz CHIRP (mid and high) DownVü: 260/455/800 kHz SideVü: 260/455/800 kHz Transmit power 500 W (RMS) Maximum depth 2,300 ft freshwater, 1,100ft saltwater Bottom lock (shows return from the bottom up) Water temperature log and graph Fishfinder Features Split-screen zoom Ultrascroll® (displays fish targets at higher boat speeds) Fish Symbol ID (helps identify fish targets) AutoGain Technology (minimizes clutter, maximizes targets) Adjustable depth line (measures depth of underwater objects) A-scope (realm time display of fish passing through transducer beam) Water temperature sensor included Additional Additional Tilt/swivel mount Integrated GPS Mark waypoints Course over Ground (COG) Crystal-clear Sonar with Garmin CHIRP Technology The STRIKER 7sv fishfinder comes with a Garmin CHIRP (77/200 kHz) transducer, giving you a visibly higher level of detail and clarity for fish and structure than your traditional 77/200 kHz transducers. CHIRP sends a continuous sweep of frequences, ranging from low to high, then interprets them individually on their return. With that information CHIRP sonar technology can create crisper fish arches with greater target separation. You can also upgrade to high-performance Garmin CHIRP technology, which will provide you with crystal clear sonar images with even more remarkable target separation and resolution from shallow to deeper depths. Bottom contours are more visible at higher speeds and signal noise can be suppressed at greater depths to provide you with a more timely interpretation of what's below. Clearest Scanning Sonar on the Water You're able to receive nearly photographic images with Garmin DownVü of what passes 750 feet below your boat. You can clearly see structure, submerged objects and fish. SideVü scanning sonar gives you a crisp, clear view of what lies up to 750 feet off to each side of your boat. High wide CHIRP sonar and both DownVü and SideVü scanning sonars are combined into 1 transducer. Also provides support for Minn Kota® and MotorGuide® trolling motors with integrated transducers. Mark your Map to Easily Find your Fishing Spots STRIKER fishfinders come equipped with a built-in, high-sensitivity GPS for quick and precise pinpointing of your current position and then maintaining your GPS location anywhere you go on the lake. More importantly, mark spots where the fish are biting so you can return to them again in the future. You can also mark boat ramps, docks and other locations on the lake. Just follow the path created on your screen to return to them whenever you wish. Waypoint Map The high-sensitivity GPS n the STRIKER fishfinder allows you to see your position in relation to waypoints you have marked. This means you can use the waypoint map to easily view, mark and navigate to locations such as brush piles, stumps and docks while also being a great to for finding your way back to the boat ramp. Built-in Flasher STRIKER provides you with both a fishfinder and flasher all in one unit. When stationary fishing, such as fishing or jugging for a crappe, the built-in flasher will show you the bottom, whether it is solid or muddy, your jig or weighted bait, and the depth of fish as they swim into the sonar beam. You can even watch how high your jig is being listed and dropped and whether fish move toward or away from it. Check your Speed on Screen With a quick glance at your STRIKER fishfinder screen you are able to quickly and easily monitor your boat's speed, which is a great tool to make sure you are trolling at the right speed for the lure you're using and for a particular fish species. It's also a good way to tell if you are going the right speed in wake-controlled areas. Portable So You Can Take Your Fishfinder With You Also available is a portable kit to carry and protect your STRIKER fishfinder with GPS, making it perfect for kayaking, canoeing or ice fishing. Included is a sealed, rechargeable battery with charger, built-in transducer cable management and suction cup transducer mount and float. |
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