High Definition Digital transducers

Raymarine’s new High Definition Digital broadband transducers are ideal for serious sportsfishers wanting to identify individual fish or schools of baitfish, whatever depth they are in.

Designed specifically to be used with Raymarine’s patented range of revolutionary, High Definition Digital fishfinders, the new broadband transducers are both incredibly powerful and unbelievably versatile.

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Transmitting with up to 3kW of power on up to an unprecedented four simultaneous frequencies, more than any other broadband transducer, Raymarine’s new High Definition Digital transducers can deliver crystal-clear images from depths of up to 2200 metres while, at the same time, identifying individual fish in shallow water.

This unique combination of power and versatility makes them the obvious choice for anyone serious about their sportsfishing.

Shallow water fishers wanting to target big snapper will love the ability of the High Definition Digital transducers to identify the individual fish and separate them from their habitat, regardless of the type of terrain or how close they are to the bottom.

Those targeting bigger game fish will be stunned by the ease with which these new broadband transducers find bait fish schools, whatever depth they are in. They will also love the speed with which the transducers instantly detect any change in seawater temperature, making it easier to follow the warmer ocean currents and therefore the gamefish.

Raymarine’s patented High Definition Digital fishfinding technology also ensures that everything below the boat is captured and displayed in clear, sharp and bright images on board.

Because signals from a fishfinder often return at a different frequency from which they went sent (a 50kHz signal might return at 48 or 52kHz, for example), many fishfinders are simply not capable of capturing these altered signals. This means they can only display part of what is happening beneath the boat.

Raymarine’s High Definition Digital technology, on the other hand, has been specifically designed to be sensitive enough to capture all of these returning signals, regardless of their altered frequencies.

This means an accurate, easy to see and understand image of the world below the boat, regardless of depth, sea condition or the nature of the sea floor.

Raymarine’s new High Definition Digital broadband transducers are now available nationwide through New Zealand distributor Lusty and Blundell’s network of leading marine dealers.

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