Lowrance Sx-12 Extension Cable on 2040-parts.com
East Wenatchee, Washington, US
This is a new Lowrance SX-12 Extension Cable 12'. It is for the following Lowrance Eagle and Seatronics temperature sensor, speed/temp sensor, loran and GPS modules: EST-T, LST-T,ST-T, ST-H, TS-100, ELC-1, LC-1, EGC-1 AND LGC-1. It is a new cable that was removed from the packaging for pictures only.
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