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Lowrance HDS-7 Gen3

Lowrance HDS-7 Gen3
Lowrance HDS-7 Gen3

HDS-7 Gen3

High-tech echo sounder Navigator (series HDS-7 Gen3). Equipped with a display with user-friendly interface, built-in GPS antenna operating at a frequency of 10 Hz. Easy to use. Easy display is a color high resolution. Display size 7 inches.

Quick setup with an enhanced, faster processor and intuitive user interface features-including scrolling menus, cursor, bind to the markers settings and innovative preview panes with quick bands of the slider.

The process of finding fish much easier due to the presence in the device of all relevant technologies. Thanks to the technology Fishinder have the opportunity to look at the fish from below and the side of your vessel.

Thanks to the integrated wireless connection with the free app LowranceGoFree and other on-Board devices can be viewed and controlled wirelessly using supported tablets and smartphones.

Connects and communicates with multifunction displays HDS Gen2 Touch and HDS Gen2.

Features

Diagonal

7 inch

Resolution

800 x 480

The display backlight

LED

Display type

WVGA color TFT LCD

Dimensions

215x146x84 mm

Water resistant

IPX7

Power

500 watts RMS

Voltage range

12 In the post. current (10B min - max 17V post. current)

Languages

31

NMEA input/output

NMEA 0183, NMEA 2000

Sounder

DownScanImaging™: Max. 300 ft / 91 m @ 455 KHzCHIRP sonar High range/200 kHz: 1,000 ft / 305 m

The maximum depth

CHIRP sonar Medium range/83 kHz: 1000 ft / 305 m

Sound alert

Yes

Display of water temperature

Yes

Emitter type

Multiple selections Lowrance and Airmar®

Waypoints favorites Locations

5000

Routes

20

Type of receiver/antenna

Built-in, Ultravioletly GPS+WAAS antenna 10Hz

Track

200 tracks, up to 5 000 points/track

Base map

Yes

Support cartography

Navionics® Gold, C-Map Max-N and Insight Genesis

 

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Satellite navigational systems Satellite navigational systems Satellite navigation systems determine position by measuring the distance to satellites whose position is known.