Garmin Fishfinder 250 without Transducer

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With its powerful sonar, high-resolution screens, abundant features and affordable price, the Garmin Fishfinder 250 will excite fishermen of all skill levels.

The Garmin Fishfinder 250's high-performance sonar and high-resolution screens make fishing easy. Its single or dual-frequency sonar is dependable and intuitive to use. The Fishfinder 250 features a 320 x 320 pixel, 10-level grayscale FSTN, 4.5-inch diagonal screen - similar to those normally found in higher-priced units.

Suitable for both freshwater and saltwater, the Fishfinder 250 is available with either a dual-frequency 50/200 kHz transducer for deep-water applications, or a single-frequency 200 kHz transducer for shallow inland lakes and bays.

All configurations feature Garmin's patented See-Thru technology - which separates fish from thermoclines and structure - and Depth Control Gain (DCG), for detailed images of structure and bottom densities. Additionally, anglers can connect a Garmin GPS receiver (sold separately) to the unit to mark waypoints directly from the Fishfinder's keypad.

The Fishfinder 250's slim profile also makes it ideal for mounting in-dash or on the bow. The unique quick-release, one-knob tilt swivel-mount allows for easy viewing at any angle.

Fishfinder 250 features:

• 320 x 320 pixel, grayscale, ten-level FSTN with adjustable CCFL backlight
• Dual-frequency transducer: 500 watts (RMS), 4000 watts (PTP)
• Single-frequency transducer: 400 watts (RMS), 3200 watts (PTP)
• Internal memory backup for user settings with power disconnected
• Temperature log to maintain a graphical record of water temperature data
• Adjustable range, gain, and zoom, and bottom lock
• Alarms: shallow & deep water, fish by size, timer, water temperature, and low battery voltage
• Unit dimensions: 6.1" W x 4.9" H x 2.9" D

Package includes:

• Fishfinder 250
• Swivel mounting bracket
• Power cable
• Unit cover
• Owner's manual

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