Garmin 0101290800 GT24UHD-TM Ultra High Definition All-In-One ClearVü Transducer

CAD $283.49 CAD $326.01
SKU
322-0101290800
Experience the future of sonar technology with the Garmin GT24UHD-TM Transducer - unmatched clarity and performance for avid anglers.
Introducing the Garmin 0101290800 GT24UHD-TM Ultra High Definition All-In-One ClearVü Transducer - the ultimate game-changer in scanning sonar technology. With its groundbreaking features and unmatched performance, this transducer is a must-have for any avid angler or boating enthusiast.

Experience the highest resolution scanning sonar images available, providing you with unparalleled clarity and detail. Say goodbye to blurry or distorted images - the GT24UHD-TM delivers crystal-clear visuals that will revolutionize your fishing experience.

Not only does this transducer excel in scanning sonar, but it also boasts an impressive high wide CHIRP traditional sonar. Enjoy remarkably clear target separation and definition, allowing you to pinpoint fish and underwater structures with ease.

The GT24UHD-TM is designed with convenience in mind. Its compact, all-in-one design includes both transom and trolling motor mounts, ensuring easy installation and compatibility with a range of Garmin devices, including GPSMAP® 8400xsv/8600xsv and ECHOMAP Ultra chartplotter/sonar combos.

With the ClearVü feature, you'll be able to see incredibly detailed images of fish and structures up to 200 feet below your boat. The 800 kHz ClearVü sonar provides unmatched clarity, giving you a real-time view of what lies beneath the surface.

Crafted by Garmin, a trusted name in marine technology, the GT24UHD-TM ClearVü Transducer (Model Number GT24UHD-TM) is built to last and withstand the rigors of any fishing expedition. Invest in this cutting-edge transducer and take your fishing game to the next level. Upgrade your fishing arsenal with the Garmin 0101290800 GT24UHD-TM Ultra High Definition All-In-One ClearVü Transducer. Don't settle for anything less than the best - experience the future of sonar technology today.