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Humminbird - HELIX 5 Sonar G2 Fishfinder - Black

Model: 410190-1
SKU: 6441966
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  • General
    • Brand: Humminbird
    • Model Number: 410190-1
    • Product Name: HELIX 5 Sonar G2 Fishfinder
    • Color: Black
  • Features
    • Downscan Imaging: true
    • Side Imaging: true
    • Memory Card Slot: true
    • Memory Card Included: false (Indicates whether a memory card is included.)
    • HD Mapping: false
    • Power Source: Battery-powered
    • Display Type: LCD
  • Other
    • UPC: 082324048999

The Humminbird 410190-1 HELIX 5 Sonar G2 Fishfinder boasts a crisp, widescreen color display with intuitive controls. DualBeam PLUS sonar uses a focused center beam and a second 60° beam to expand your coverage to an area equal to your depth. And SwitchFire sonar lets you take command of how your sonar returns appear with Clear and Max modes.

  • Display: 5" color display with LED backlight and 800 x 400 resolution.
  • Great Detail: DualBeam PLUS for a wide coverage area
  • Compatibility: Compatible with several optional mapping suites
  • Capability: 500W RMS/4,000W peak-to-peak and 1,500 foot depth capability
  • What's in the Box: Transom mount transducer, cable and gimble mount. Easy set up, no external tools needed.
  • Display: 5" color display with LED backlight and 800 x 400 resolution.
  • Great Detail: DualBeam PLUS for a wide coverage area
  • Compatibility: Compatible with several optional mapping suites
  • Capability: 500W RMS/4,000W peak-to-peak and 1,500 foot depth capability
  • What's in the Box: Transom mount transducer, cable and gimble mount. Easy set up, no external tools needed.
Whats Included
  • Transom mount transducer
  • cable
  • Gimbal mount
  • Transom mount transducer
  • cable
  • Gimbal mount

Q: Does this have chirp sonar and gps?

A: No. It's the Basic Helix Unit.

Q: Will this work on aluminum boats?

A: It should...the unit head is usually mounted in the rear of the boat just below the waterline with screws.