Marcum LX-7 Ice Fishing Sonar System/Fishfinder – LX-7

MarCum LX – 7 Color LCD Ice Sonar System. The industry’s first real – time panoramic color LCD sonar! Driven by a powerful sonar engine, the LX-7 quickly generates vivid underwater pictures the use of a real-time display. You get dynamic, easy-read, user-selectable views of fish, lures and structure… and an awesome advantage at the ice! Exclusive technology: Immersive 8″ screen with A couple of underwater windows, vertical zoom, circular flasher and widescreen graph; LCD dashboard with digital depth, range, sensitivity, interference rejection, target adjust or any combination; Sonar Footprint reveals the extent of transducer coverage… key for pinpointing fish targets relative to your lure; provides optimal spacing between neighboring sonar signals to keep away from interference; True Time transmits target signals from water to screen in not up to .02 seconds (5x faster than eye-to-brain!) Dynamic Depth interface populates screen to exact depth to maximize detail. More: As much as 4,800-watts peak-to-peak power; 1/2″ target separation; Dual beam 8 degree / 20 degree transducer; A couple of color palette settings; Auto / manual range setting; Auto populating depth scale; Selectable split-screen zoom modes; Color flasher / color vertical view modes; Auto bottom lock zoom; Selectable zoom windows (5′, 10′, 20′, 40′); Zoom window adjustable in 1″ increments; Scrolling graph-open water mode. Complete with: Rechargeable 12V, 9A battery; Charger, Soft case. It is the advantage you have got been in search of… order these days! MarCum LX-7 Color LCD Ice Sonar System
8-inch LCD (800 x 600px) display
Four user-selectable color palettes
User-defined on-screen “Dashboard” displays digital depth, battery voltage, range, gain, interference rejection (IR), target adjust, or any combination thereof
Multifaceted Sonar Display” LCD windows – water column vertical,” vertical zoom, flasher-dial and traditional widescreen graph displays.
Industry-exclusive Sonar Footprint technology displays area of bottom coverage at any depth, with either 8° or 20° transducer cone angles. 1/2″ Target seperation.