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Raymarine
Raymarine RSW Wired - Smart Performance Wind Transducer - Short Arm w/30M Cable [E70670]
MSRP: $934.99$857.99 -
Echonautics
SI-TEX Bronze Low-Profile Thru-Hull Medium-Frequency CHIRP Transducer - 1kW, 18 Tilt, 85-135kHz [BT87M1KW-18]
MSRP: $1,169.00$813.99 -
Echonautics
SI-TEX Bronze Low-Profile Thru-Hull High-Frequency CHIRP Transducer - 600W, 18 Tilt, 130-210kHz [BT70H600-18]
MSRP: $679.00$472.99 -
Echonautics
SI-TEX Bronze Low-Profile Thru-Hull High-Frequency CHIRP Transducer - 600W, 12 Tilt, 130-210kHz [BT70H600-12]
MSRP: $679.00$472.99 -
Echonautics
SI-TEX Bronze Low-Profile Thru-Hull Medium-Frequency CHIRP Transducer - 600W, 18 Tilt, 80-130kHz [BT70MA600-18]
MSRP: $679.00$472.99 -
Echonautics
SI-TEX Bronze Low-Profile Thru-Hull Medium-Frequency CHIRP Transducer - 600W, 12 Tilt, 80-130kHz [BT70MA600-12]
MSRP: $679.00$472.99 -
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Marine Navigation & Instruments
Chartplotters, multifunction displays, radar, autopilots, AIS, sounder modules and transducers from Garmin, Raymarine, Furuno, Simrad and B&G, plus the NMEA 2000 cables, tees and sensors from Maretron and Garmin that tie it all together. Shipped from US warehouses.
A note from the tech: most navigation problems I get called out for are network problems, not display problems. Before buying a new MFD, count your NMEA 2000 drops, check the backbone has a terminator at each end and only two, and make sure the power tee isn't hanging off the far end of a long run. If you're building a new network, buy the backbone cable and tees in the same order as the displays — they're the parts that never arrive on time.