Transducer/ Power Cable on 2040-parts.com
North Port, Florida, United States
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This is a working transducer and power cable for a Garmin 441S. This was mounted on a boat that I bought but the owner keeper the head unit. I carefully removed it and made sure no wires were striped or cut. It was mounted on the transom and still has the bracket attached. I am sure this will fit other Garmin units but you will need to check for yourself.
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