Navico - XSONIC B150M Thru-Hull Transducer, 9-Pin 10M Cable, 0°

Dive Deeper with the XSONIC B150M Transducer

Embark on a clearer, more defined fishing experience with AIRMAR's latest innovation in CHIRP technology. The B150M, a part of the CHIRP Thru-Hull series, introduces an economical solution for offshore and freshwater fishing enthusiasts. Designed specifically to enhance clarity in medium depths, it promises a resolution that defines target specificity, even in shallow and turbid waters.

Features That Make a Splash

• Accurate depth and water temperature readings
• Powerful 300W capability
• Durable Bronze Thru Hull design
• Perfectly aligned with 0° tilt for optimal results
• Impeccable for inshore, coastal, and freshwater fishing
• Reliable tracking even at increased boat speeds
• Expansive coverage resulting in wider arches: 26° to 17° beamwidths
• CHIRPs across a bandwidth of 60 kHz ranging from 95-155kHz
• Compatible with Fiberglass and wood hull types
• Integrated with a single internal ceramic

Understanding the Power of CHIRP

With the frequency range of 95-155 kHz, the B150M offers the perfect balance between revealing hidden fish in shallower waters and offering sharp target resolution in depths up to 2,500 feet. Note: Achievable depths are subject to target strength and prevailing sea conditions.

Get Colorful with Variations

While the current model highlights the medium frequency 95-155 kHz, our lineup promises variations to cater to specific requirements and fishing conditions. Stay tuned to explore our range of frequency bandwidths, ensuring every angler finds their perfect match.

Dimensions That Fit Your Needs

As every boat and fishing enthusiast has unique requirements, dimensions of the product will be critical. Detailed dimensions coming soon to ensure the XSONIC B150M fits seamlessly with your setup.

Highlights at a Glance

• Part of the pioneering CHIRP Thru-Hull series
• Designed for both offshore and freshwater fishing
• Medium frequency range for optimal clarity
• Seamlessly tracks bottom at accelerated boat speeds