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Humminbird 300TX
Fish Finder
The Humminbird 300TX tri-beam system uses three sonar beams to form a continuous 90 degree area of uninterrupted coverage. A precise center beam locates fish and detailed bottom structure, while two wide beams look to left and right to cover an area TWICE your depth – in 20 feet of water the wide beams cover an area 40 foot wide! The fish in the center beam are solid, fish in the wide beams are hollow and point left or right indicating location.



Humminbird 300TX

Humminbird 300TX
Fish Finder

•Tri-Beam, 90 degrees
•600' Depth Capability
•High Definition FSTN Display
•Left, Right and Center Beam Fish Location
•Optional Side Looking Sonar
•Structure IDTM
•ID+TM Fish Identification and Depth
•Quick Disconnect Swivel Mount
•Depth and Fish Alarms
•Split Screen Zoom
•Water Temperature Sensor Capable
•Temp/Speed Sensor Capable

 


Humminbird 300TX
Humminbird 300TX
Humminbird 300TX
     

Depth Capability:
600 feet
Operating Frequency:
200 kHz and 455 kHz
Transducer (Standard):
XT-6-TB-90-P with 20 foot cable
Power Output:
200 Watts (RMS), 2400 Watts (Peak to Peak)
Transducer Area of Coverage:
90 degrees continuous @ -10db
Power Requirement:
12 VDC
Display Type:
FSTN Liquid Crystal Display
Display Matrix & Size:
128 V x 64 H Pixels, 2.90" x 2.35"
Unit Size (installed):
6 3/4" H x 6 1/4" W x 4 1/4" D
Made in U.S.A.


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