Lowrance 000-12181-001 Elite-9 CHIRP Fishfinder/Chartplotter with US Basemap, 83/200KHz CHIRP and 455/800KHz DownScan Transducer

Lowrance Elite-9 CHIRP Fish finder/Chart plotter. 9" Widescreen Color LCD with Pre-loaded Base map. Includes 83/200KHz CHIRP and 455/800KHz Down Scan Imaging transducer. All-NEW, easy-to-use, 9-inch fish finder/chart plotter combines CHIRP Sonar with Down Scan Imaging technology, a super-bright, LED-backlit color display, built-in GPS antenna and high-definition mapping options. Combining the benefits of CHIRP Sonar with Down Scan Imaging for the best possible view below your boat, the Elite-9 CHIRP fish finder/chart plotter features today’s best sonar solution for greater sensitivity, improved target resolution and superior noise rejection for clearer, easy-to-see bait fish and game fish targets all on a brilliant widescreen display. CHIRP sonar advantages: Easier to identify and distinguish bait and game fish targets. Better target identification at greater depths. Mark fish clearly at faster boat speeds.Elite-9 CHIRP advantages: CHIRP Sonar plus Down Scan Imaging. Highly accurate, built-in GPS antenna plus a detailed U.S. map featuring more than 3,000 lakes and rivers and coastal contours to 1,000 feet. Navionics+ chart card featuring full coastal and inland coverage of the U.S. and Canada, plus the Great Lakes, Alaska, Hawaii and the Bahamas. Optional Global and Americas chart upgrades. Advanced Signal Processing (ASP) reduces the need to manually adjust settings to see fish, structure and bottom detail more clearly. Trackback to review recorded sonar history including structure, transitions or fish targets, then pinpoint locations with a waypoint. New page selector menu with quick access to all features using one-thumb operation. Multi-Window Display lets you quickly choose from pre-set page layouts -- including a three-panel view. NMEA 2000 connectivity allows waypoint sharing among networked chart plotters, plus the ability to add an optional temp sensor, Point-1 GPS antenna with heading sensor, as well as a Class-B AIS receiver.