Lowrance Dual Frequency. High Speed Transducer Temperature Sensor 106-77

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Dual Frequency The dual-frequency HST-DFSBL includes a single ceramic element delivering both 50 kHz with a 29° beam width, and 200 kHz with a 12° beam width. 50 kHz low-frequency operation offers a maximum operational depth of 900 m (3000 ft), while 200 kHz high-frequency provides higher-resolution fish arches and bottom detail in shallower water. Depth/Temperature One sensor does it all.

Lowrance Transducer

Dual Frequency The dual-frequency HST-DFSBL includes a single ceramic element delivering both 50 kHz with a 29° beam width, and 200 kHz with a 12° beam width. 50 kHz low-frequency operation offers a maximum operational depth of 900 m (3000 ft), while 200 kHz high-frequency provides higher-resolution fish arches and bottom detail in shallower water. Depth/Temperature One sensor does it all.