Airmar M285C-HW Transducer In-Hull CHIRP with Mix-N-Match

Airmar M285C-HW Transducer In-Hull CHIRP with Mix-N-Match

The Airmar M285C-HW Transducer In-Hull CHIRP with Mix-N-Match is a high-performance, in-hull mounted transducer designed for fishermen who want CHIRP technology in a compact, affordable package. This transducer combines the benefits of CHIRP technology with the convenience of an in-hull installation, making it an ideal choice for fishermen who want to experience the clarity and target separation of CHIRP without the hassle of a traditional transom-mounted transducer.

The Airmar M285C-HW Transducer In-Hull CHIRP with Mix-N-Match provides a highly detailed, nearly photo-like image of the seafloor, allowing fishermen to pinpoint structure, track schools of fish, and identify individual targets with ease. Additionally, the Mix-N-Match feature allows fishermen to pair the M285C-HW with a variety of compatible Garmin chart plotters, making it easy to integrate into an existing Garmin network.

With its compact design and easy installation, the Airmar M285C-HW Transducer In-Hull CHIRP with Mix-N-Match is perfect for fishermen who want to upgrade their existing Garmin system or install a new one. The Airmar M285C-HW Transducer In-Hull CHIRP with Mix-N-Match is also backed by a two-year warranty, providing fishermen with peace of mind and protection against defects or malfunctions.

Why pick the Airmar M285C-HW Transducer In-Hull CHIRP with Mix-N-Match:

• Experience the clarity and target separation of CHIRP technology in a compact, affordable package
• Enjoy easy installation and integration with compatible Garmin chart plotters
• Benefit from a highly detailed, nearly photo-like image of the seafloor
• Get peace of mind with a two-year warranty

Where to use it:

The Airmar M285C-HW Transducer In-Hull CHIRP with Mix-N-Match is ideal for fishermen who want to explore freshwater or saltwater fisheries, including lakes, rivers, and coastal areas. Its compact design and easy installation make it perfect for smaller vessels, such as bass boats or flats boats, as well as larger vessels, like sportfishing yachts.

Tips for maintenance:

• Regularly inspect the transducer for signs of wear or damage
• Clean the transducer face regularly to ensure optimal performance
• Avoid exposing the transducer to extreme temperatures or moisture
• Store the transducer in a dry, protected area when not in use