The two-dimensional viewer is easy to see, so you determine where the fish are before you set your lines. It operates on 200 kHz and 83 kHz frequencies. It offers detailed readings, allowing you to choose your fishing strategy according to how many fish are detected to be around.Compact in size, the Humminbird fish finder has a display that’s 2.9 inches tall and 2.35 inches wide. The transducer gives you a depth of 600 feet at a range of 20 feet around its center.

The Humminbird 200DX Fishfinder works with a pair of dual beams. This accurate transducer is portable, allowing you to take it with you when visiting friends or on a new boat. When you follow the 'RULES', you'll know what to avoid and just where to install the transducer(s) on your boat, regardless the make, model, age or horsepower. Call our office.we'll help you.Pick the prime fishing spots every time with help from the Humminbird 200DX. So let's avoid the problems and the damages associated with external transducer installations. The 'old way' is simply obsolete, so why fight it? It is no secret that when you have the right tools and the correct advice confidence soars and the results are evident. Sometimes we follow the manufacturers' transducer installation procedures and sometimes we revert to 'boating and fishing forum 'pros' well-intended advice. Once the holes are drilled and transducer is installed, it isn't until then the problems will surface.

Let's face it, transducer installation is a critical step when ensuring that your favorite marine electronics perform at optimum. It's daunting, it's damaging, it's misunderstood, and we'll show you how to do it correctly. Transducer mounting problems can be expected with typical 'out-of-the-box' and 'professionally-made' transducer installations. We have accepted this as customary for transom-mounted transducers, simply because this is what we've been instructed to do.and do our best to deal with it. We have learned, that by moving the transducer aft, and by adjusting it upward toward the elevating slipstream, will afford a corrective advantage toward optimizing your high speed transducer sounding. What really happens? Dragging a trailing transducer mounted closely to the transom and below the hull (in the 'trough') of a boat, forces a powerful flow of already disturbed water into, around and over the transducer creating all sorts of sounding chaos. The black and white illustration (above) is inaccurate for anything except maybe a slow drifting boat, but has been widely used for many years to teach the proper adjustment of a transom-mounted transducer for correct high speed use. Problem: The black and white diagram of 'a boat at speed' is intended to demonstrate water flow created by a fast moving boat and across the face of a transducer.

Replacement transducer for hummingbird