Lowrance Hook-7X Sonar Mid/High/Downscan Fishfinder

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Product Description

We are reluctantly presenting the fantastic Lowrance Hook-7X Sonar Mid/High/Downscan Fishfinder at a brilliant price. Don't pass it over - purchase the Lowrance Hook-7X Sonar Mid/High/Downscan Fishfinder online today!

Manufacturer Description

Lowrance Hook-7x Mid/High DownScan includes a high resolution widescreen display screen, premium target separation, Trackback, CHIRP sonar and also DownScan imaging that are all owned by a straightforward very easy, to utilize user interface. The benefits of CHIRP sonar and also DownScan imaging modern technology gives you a clear and also full view of the undersea atmosphere under your boat. Attributes a 7-inch dazzling shade display screen, the Hook-7x is powered by high performance sonar with boosted sonar sensitivity, superb target separation and also premium sound being rejected, making it simpler to see baitfish and also gamefish targets.

Product Features

Brilliant 7" full color screen CHIRP sonar plus DownScan imaging combed to provide the best possible view beneath your boat Mid / High CHIRP transducer with Down Scan 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