Airmar M135C-M Transducer Medium CHIRP Humminbird 14-Pin Cable

The Airmar M135C-M In-Hull Transducer is a great choice for fishing enthusiasts. It comes with a Humminbird 14-Pin Mix-N-Match Cable. Model M135C-M-14HB offers depth-only function. With a medium frequency of 85 - 135kHz, it provides excellent offshore and inshore performance. It has a 24° to 16° beamwidth and 1 kW power. The depth range reaches up to 1200' (365 meters). Ideal for trailered or lifted boats, it has a urethane housing filled with liquid. The exclusive Xducer ID® technology enhances its performance. As Chirp revolutionizes recreational fishing, this economical 1kW transducer meets the demand. It shows ultra-clear target resolution in shallow, murky waters up to 1,500 feet. The transducer is placed in a plastic housing inside the boat hull filled with eco-friendly anti-freeze. It's adjustable for the right dead rise offset to ensure the beam shoots straight down. The liquid helps transmit through the fiberglass. It's perfect for smaller boats up to 25' with solid core, fiberglass hulls. Specifications include a weight of 9.17 lb (4.16 kg), adjustable hull deadrise from 2° to 20°, a urethane acoustic window, 85 - 135 kHz medium frequency, 16° to 11° beamwidth, a maximum depth of 457 m (1500'), and one broadband ceramic assembly as the transducer element. The box includes an M135C transducer, an M135-Flange, and an MMC-14HB Cable.

Using the Airmar M135C-M transducer is easy. First, secure the plastic housing inside your boat's hull. Then, insert the transducer into the housing and adjust it for the proper dead rise offset so the beam shoots straight down. When you're out fishing, the transducer will give you clear depth readings and show you fish targets, thanks to its great frequency range. Remember, this transducer is designed for smaller boats up to 25' with solid core, fiberglass hulls. Don't use it on boats larger than that. For maintenance, check the housing regularly for any signs of damage. If the liquid inside the housing starts to leak, it's time to get it fixed. Keep the cable in good condition and avoid pulling it too hard. That way, your transducer will keep working well for a long time.