Airmar\u2019s B150M delivers a great combination of shallow and mid-depth performance. Operating at a frequency range of 95 to 155 kHz, this transducer reveals fish in shallow waters and deeper depths down to 183 m (600′) with ultra-clear target resolution. Narrow beam angles are perfect for detecting fish holding close to structures and suspended fish\u2014ideal for freshwater, inshore, or coastal fishing in shallow to medium depth.<\/p>\n
Tilted Element\u2122<\/sup>\u00a0transducers have the ceramic element fixed at a 20\u00b0, 12\u00b0, or 0\u00b0 angle within the housing. When the transducer is installed almost flush to the hull, the tilt of the element corrects for the hull deadrise, orienting the beam directly down. This ensures maximum echo returns to the transducer for more accurate depth readings.<\/p>\n Available in three Tilted Element models:<\/p>\n Airmar\u2019s B150M delivers a great combination of shallow and mid-depth performance. Operating at a frequency range of 95 to 155\u00a0kHz, this transducer reveals fish in shallow waters and deeper depths down to 183 m (600′) with ultra-clear target resolution. Narrow beam angles are perfect for detecting fish holding close to structures and suspended fish\u2014ideal for freshwater, inshore, or coastal fishing in shallow to medium depth.<\/p>\n Tilted Element\u2122<\/sup>\u00a0transducers have the ceramic element fixed at a 20\u00b0, 12\u00b0, or 0\u00b0 angle within the housing. When the transducer is installed almost flush to the hull, the tilt of the element corrects for the hull deadrise, orienting the beam directly down. This ensures maximum echo returns to the transducer for more accurate depth readings.<\/p>\n Available in three Tilted Element models:<\/p>\n\n
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