Humminbird SmartCast Wireless Remote Fishfinders |
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| Humminbird SmartCast Wireless Remote Fishfinders |
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KTP Price: $59.99
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Tie a SmartCast Remote Sonar Sensor to your line and anywhere you can cast, you have instant information about fish, structure, depth and even water temperature!
You won't believe how many uses you'll find for this unique wireless technology, or be able to imagine fishing without it.
Wireless fishfinders utilize a revolutionary sensor / transducer called the Remote Sonar Sensor (RSS). Cast the 1 oz., waterproof RSS into the water as you would a normal fishing lure. The RSS transmits and receives sonar signals to determine the water depth, the presence of fish and structure and then uses a wireless link to transmit that data to the sonar display.
The SmartCast RF20 mounts directly to a fishing rod for all-in-one simplicity. It features a 100' remote operating range, 100' depth capability, and digital depth readout.
The SmartCast RF30 wrist mount provides convenient, go anywhere fishfinding. The wrist mount is designed for maximum flexibility. It features a 75' remote operating range, 100' depth capability, and digital depth readout.
Both models feature:
- High visibility 1-1/4" diagonal display with 48V x 32H resolution
- Display powered by replaceable one Lithium 2450CR watch battery (included)
- Includes one waterproof "A" channel Remote Sonar Sensor® (RSS)
- Ultra-wide sonar coverage equal to twice the water depth
- One-Touch® menu navigation easily controls FishID+®, depth range, fish alarm, and sensitivity
- RSS typically lasts for 400 hours of in-the-water usage
- Wet Switch® technology maximizes battery life by automatically shutting down when the RSS is out of water
- A/B Channel option allows use of two Remote Sonar Sensors in the same area at the same time (not included)
- Waterproof design
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