Airmar B265LH Bronze Chirp Thru Hull 1kW w/Fairing Block - Requires Mix and Match Cable [B265C-LH-MM]

The Airmar B265LH is a high - performance bronze chirp thru - hull transducer with a 1kW power. It comes with a fairing block and needs a mix - and - match cable. Picture this: you know exactly which frequencies are best for detecting different fish. Like 60 kHz for Bluefin Tuna, 133 kHz for Squid, and 175 kHz for Cod. Connect this transducer to a tunable fish finder, and you can mark fish precisely on the screen and go for a great catch, just like a commercial fisherman. This powerful transducer offers extreme target detail, excellent bottom discrimination, and clear separation of bait and game fish at all depths. The B265LH has a seven - element, low - frequency array working between 42 kHz and 65 kHz, with a 25° wide beam that adjusts as you tune the frequency. The single high - frequency ceramic operates from 130 kHz to 210 kHz, featuring a narrow 6° beam that's also adjustable. The included high - performance fairing ensures broadband performance at speeds over 30 knots (34 MPH). With the tunable, Chirp Broadband Transducer Technology, there are more secrets waiting for you to discover. Key features include a depth and fast - response water - temperature sensor, a wide frequency range, and compatibility with different fishing types. It has a bronze housing with a high - performance fairing, suitable for boats 8 m (25') and above, and fiberglass or wood hulls. It also comes with exclusive Xducer ID® technology. Specifications: It has a thru - hull mounting style, low/high chirp, box dimensions of 7'H x 18'W x 26'L and weighs 23.2 lbs, with a UPC of 801769001419. Note: This product may not be returned to the original point of purchase. Contact the manufacturer directly for any issues.

Using the Airmar B265LH is quite straightforward. First, make sure you have the right mix - and - match cable as it's required for this transducer. Connect it to a tunable fish finder. Once connected, you can start tuning the frequencies according to the fish species you're targeting. For example, if you're after Bluefin Tuna, set the frequency to 60 kHz. When using the transducer, keep in mind that it's designed for boats 8 m (25') and above with fiberglass or wood hulls. Regarding speed, the high - performance fairing allows for broadband performance at speeds over 30 knots (34 MPH), but avoid extremely high - speed maneuvers that could damage the transducer. As for maintenance, regularly check the connections to ensure they're secure. Clean the transducer housing gently to remove any debris or sea growth. If you face any problems or have concerns, don't return it to the place of purchase. Instead, contact the manufacturer directly.