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Transom Style Transducers
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Vexilar Transom style transducerTransom Style

The transom style, sometimes referred to as a "high-speed" style, is specifically for mounting externally on the back of a boat. It sits in a bracket which allows the depth and angle to be adjusted to achieve depth reading while the boats in up on-plane, going at high speeds.

This style transducer is commonly used on wood and aluminum hull boats, although the latter can also use an AlumaDucer. For fiberglass hulls, a Puck Style is a more common choice.

Vexilar offers the Transom Style in four beam angles; 19°, 12°, 9°, and a switchable dual beam model with 9 and 19 cone angles.

Features

  • Unique "HTT" housing design allows low turbulence and clear readings at high speeds
  • Heavy-duty stainless steel mounting bracket
  • 25 Foot Cable

 

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Transom Style with Bracket Attached (All Single Beam Styles)

Vexilar Transom Mount Style Transducer

 

Dual Beam Transom Style (TB0045)

Vexilar Dual Beam Transom Style Transducer

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General Specifications
  • Quality Barium Titanate crystal
  • Earth-grounded cable construction
  • 25 feet of cable
  • Dual beam model includes switch box
  • One year warranty
*All products specifications are subject to change without notice.

12 Degree TransducerArea of Coverage

Anglers often wonder how they sometimes catch fish that they don't see on their sonar. A flasher, or any type of sonar covers an area dependent upon the cone angle of the accompanying transducer. If utilizing a transducer with a 12-degree cone angle, you'll see an area approximately 1/5 of the depth your fishing. For instance, a 12-degree transducer in 30 feet of water will display an area that's about 6 feet wide. With a 19-degree transducer you'll see an area about 1/3 of your current depth, which in 30 feet of water would be an approximate 10 foot diameter of visible water.

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TRANSOM TRANSDUCER

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All Transom Styles include the transducer, mounting bracket and complete installation instructions.

 

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