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Lowrance P79 Plastic 600 W In-Hull 50/200 Khz Depth Only - blue 7 pin connector

The P79 is a plastic, in-hull dual-frequency, depth sensor. Easy to install, accomodating deadrise angles up to 22°, it is ideal for inshore use on motorboats with outboard engines, small racing yachts and RIBs.

Depth

Calculates how deep the water is, so that you can avoid running aground.

Easy To Install

Mounted inside the hull, installation is easy and requires no holes to be drilled in the hull.

Dual Frequency

Works at 50 kHz and 200 kHz for good target detail in shallow water and excellent bottom tracking in deep water.

Highly Accurate

Provides extremely accurate data.

Deadrise Adjustment

Accomodates deadrise angles from 2° to 22°.

No Holes

Reduce the risk with this simple "no holes" solution with zero hull protrusions

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Audi TT RS – Geneva Update

Sun, 08 Mar 2009

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