Lowrance LMS-334C iGPS

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"An incredible new color 200 kHz sonar/chartplotter with the convenience of a built-in precision GPS+WAAS satellite antenna that's perfect for open cockpit boats - an outstanding performer that's nicely affordable!"

Display
• 5.0" (12.7cm) diagonal 256-color, TFT display
• High-detail 480V x 480H pixel resolution
• High-speed screen updates
• Wide viewing angles in all light conditions
• Advanced cold-cathode screen and keypad backlighting
• Resizable windows and overlay data with choice of 4 data display sizes

Sonar/Sounder
• Depth penetration to 900 feet* (275 m)
• 2,400 W peak-to-peak power
• High-performance transom-mount 200 kHz Skimmer® transducer with up to 60º of fish detection coverage and a built-in temp sensor
• HyperScrollT displays fish targets at higher boat speeds
• FlashGrafT LCD flasher+sonar graph mode
• Standard sonar features - Advanced Signal Processing (ASPT), COLORLINET, Advanced Fish Symbol I.D.T, FishTrackT, multi-zoom options, sonar alarms, backup memory, and more

GPS/WAAS/Mapping
• Precise internal 12-parallel channel GPS+WAAS receiver
• All-new, built-in, background map with enhanced continental U.S. and Hawaii detail including nav aids
• Optional MapCreateT Accessory Pack to create higher-detail mapping
• Compatible with optional plug-&-play FreedomMapsT , Fishing Hot Spots® Elite, LakeMaster® Pro Maps, NauticPathT USA, Navionics HotMaps, Navionics Silver and Navionics Gold electronic charts
• 1,000 waypoints/1,000 event markers/100 routes
• 100 savable plot trails/10,000 points per trail
• 42 different graphic icons to mark your favorite spots
• 40 map zoom ranges, 0.02-4,000 miles

Plus
• NMEA 2000® compatible for LowranceNETT networking
• One waterproof slot for one MMC/SD card (not included) to record graphs, GPS details, and display optional custom mapping
• Back-up memory saves customized settings
• Protective cover
• Sealed and waterproof
• Full one-year warranty

* Actual depth capabilities depend on transducer configuration and installation, bottom composition and water conditions. All sonar units typically read deeper in fresh water than salt water.