Airmar M135C-M Transducer Medium CHIRP With Mix-N-Match Plug

The Airmar M135C-M Transducer is a top - notch medium CHIRP device. Model 41 - 817 - 1 - 01 is ideal for depth measurement only. It operates at a medium frequency of 85 - 135kHz, delivering excellent performance both offshore and inshore. With a beamwidth ranging from 24° to 16°, 1kW power, and a depth range up to 1200' (365 meters), it's a great choice. It features a urethane housing filled with liquid and exclusive Xducer ID® technology. As CHIRP transforms recreational fishing, AIRMAR's M135M transducer meets the demand. It offers ultra - clear target resolution in shallow, murky waters up to 1500 feet. The transducer comes with a plastic housing secured inside the boat's hull, filled with eco - friendly anti - freeze. It's adjustable for the right dead rise offset, ensuring the beam shoots straight down. The liquid in the housing is perfect for transmitting signals through fiberglass. It has no protruding parts on the hull exterior, making it suitable for trailered or lifted boats and designed for smaller boats up to 25' with solid fiberglass hulls. Specifications include a weight of 9.17 lb (4.16 kg), adjustable hull deadrise from 2° to 20°, and a urethane acoustic window. It's for use on solid fiberglass hulls only. The box includes the M135C - M - MM.

Using the Airmar M135C - M Transducer is easy. First, install the plastic housing inside your boat's hull. Make sure to fill it with the eco - friendly anti - freeze provided. Then, insert the transducer into the housing and adjust it for the proper dead rise offset so the beam shoots straight down. When using, it can give you accurate depth measurements both offshore and inshore. Remember, this transducer is only for use on solid fiberglass hulls. Also, since it's designed for smaller boats up to 25', don't use it on larger vessels. For maintenance, keep the urethane acoustic window clean. Check the housing regularly for any signs of leaks or damage. If you notice any issues, it's best to get it checked by a professional. This way, your transducer will keep working well and give you clear target resolution in various water conditions.