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Navico

000-14029-001

TripleShot Skimmer Fishfinder

Designed for HOOK2 TripleShot units, the Navico TripleShot Skimmer transducer provides a complete underwater view with High CHIRP, DownScan, and SideScan technologies. It reaches depths of 152 m in CHIRP and 91 m in DownScan/SideScan. This 6 m cable transom-mount transducer includes depth, imaging, and temperature outputs.

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Technical specifications

Supported sonar technologies	Traditional,CHIRP,DownScan,SideScan
Operating voltage	12
Fishfinder frequencies	200, 455, 800
Operating temperature	-15 to +55
Max depth reading	152.0
Transducer material	Plastic
Sonar connector type	Navico 8-pin
Cable length	6.0
Integrated temperature sensor	Yes
Compatible displays	Lowrance and Simrad multifunction displays compatible with TripleShot
IP rating	IPX7
Mounting type	Transom
Certifications	CE
Temperature measurement range	-15 to +55
Beam coverage angle	44
CHIRP high frequency	200
Fishing type	Sea, lake
Integrated speed sensor	No
Net Weight Kg	0.48
Packaged weight kg	0.67
Product barcode	9420024166307
Product SKU	000-14029-001
Sidescan Max Range 455khz	183
Sidescan Max Range 800khz	91
Storage temperature range	-30°C to +70°C
User level	Intermediate
Warranty	2.0

Detailed description

The Navico TripleShot Skimmer fishfinder (part number 000-14029-001) is a multi-purpose transducer designed for fishing and navigation systems, integrating three distinct sonar technologies. This fishfinder combines high-frequency CHIRP sonar, DownScan™ imaging, and SideScan™ imaging, providing a detailed view of the water column and underwater structures. It serves as a complete solution for anglers seeking precise fish identification and environmental mapping, similar to systems like Lowrance TotalScan fishfinders or Garmin ClearVü/SideVü transducers, but optimized for Navico’s HOOK2 range.

Advanced Sonar Capabilities

The traditional High CHIRP mode operates at a frequency of 200 kHz, with a beam width of 44° and a maximum depth detection capability of 152 meters (500 feet). For structural imaging, DownScan Imaging™ and SideScan Imaging™ operate at frequencies of 455 kHz and 800 kHz. DownScan achieves a depth of 91 meters (300 feet) at 455 kHz and 46 meters (150 feet) at 800 kHz. SideScan, in turn, offers a lateral coverage of 183 meters (600 feet) end-to-end at 455 kHz and 91 meters (300 feet) at 800 kHz, with beam widths of 55/0.8° at 455 kHz and 35/0.5° at 800 kHz. These specifications enable extended coverage and photographic-like visualization of the seabed.

Design and Installation

Weighing 0.48 kg, the TripleShot Skimmer fishfinder is designed for transom mounting, ensuring straightforward installation. It features a 6-meter (20-foot) cable and an 8-pin connector, ensuring compatibility with HOOK2 TripleShot units of 5, 7, 9, and 12 inches. Operating conditions are specified between -15°C and +55°C, with a storage range of -30°C to +70°C, ensuring resilience in diverse marine environments. For installation, it is recommended to avoid spray rails and flaps, and to select a location with undisturbed water flow. Specific hole diameters are provided for soft materials (Ø 3.7-4.0 mm) and rigid materials (Ø 4.2-4.7 mm), with the application of marine-grade sealant for pilot holes.

Documentation

Type	Nom
	EN - Guide d'installation - TripleShot Skimmer Sonde
	FR - Guide d'installation - TripleShot Skimmer Sonde

Expert opinion

Pol CONIN

Digital Manager

« Technical analysis of the Navico TripleShot Skimmer transducer for HOOK2 »

The Navico TripleShot Skimmer transducer is an effective solution for recreational boaters and anglers equipped with a compatible Lowrance HOOK2 unit. Its main advantage lies in its "3-in-1" integration, combining traditional high-frequency CHIRP sonar with DownScan and SideScan imaging technologies. This versatility is particularly relevant for users seeking a comprehensive view of the underwater environment without installing multiple specialized transducers. It allows switching between fish detection in the water column and detailed analysis of submerged structures, such as wrecks or seagrass beds, which are often fish-holding areas.

For installation, the transom mount is straightforward and does not require specialized skills. However, it is crucial to follow positioning recommendations to avoid turbulence, which could degrade signal quality, especially for SideScan and DownScan images. Avoiding areas near chines or flaps is essential to ensure optimal performance. The exclusive compatibility with HOOK2 TripleShot units is a key consideration: this transducer is not a universal solution for other brands or Navico ranges, positioning it specifically for upgrades or replacements within this ecosystem. Its depth capabilities (152 m in CHIRP, 91 m in SideScan/DownScan) make it suitable for small and medium-sized vessels operating in coastal or inland waters rather than deep offshore applications. The inclusion of water temperature measurement is a plus for analyzing fishing conditions.

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TripleShot Skimmer Fishfinder

156,28€

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What sonar technologies are integrated in the Navico TripleShot Skimmer transducer?

The Navico TripleShot Skimmer transducer integrates three distinct sonar technologies:

Traditional high-frequency CHIRP sonar. DownScan Imaging™. SideScan Imaging™. Combined, these technologies provide a detailed view of the water column and underwater structures.

What is the maximum detection depth of the traditional CHIRP sonar?

The CHIRP high-frequency traditional sonar of the TripleShot Skimmer fishfinder, operating at 200 kHz, has a maximum depth detection capability of 152 meters (500 feet).

Which frequencies are used for DownScan and SideScan imaging?

The DownScan Imaging™ and SideScan Imaging™ imagery of the TripleShot Skimmer sounder operate on two frequencies: 455 kHz and 800 kHz.

What is the maximum side-scan range of the SideScan Imaging?

The SideScan Imaging™ imagery provides a maximum lateral coverage of 183 meters (600 feet) from side to side when operating at 455 kHz. At 800 kHz, the lateral range is 91 meters (300 feet).

What data does the TripleShot transducer provide?

The Navico TripleShot Skimmer transducer provides the following data:

Water depth. SideScan imaging. DownScan imaging. Water temperature.

What is the weight of the Navico TripleShot Skimmer transducer?

The Navico TripleShot Skimmer transducer weighs 0.48 kg (approximately 1.06 lbs).

What is the length of the depth sounder cable?

The Navico TripleShot Skimmer transducer comes with a 6-metre (20-foot) cable.

What are the operating and storage temperatures for the transducer?

The Navico TripleShot Skimmer transducer can operate within a temperature range of -15°C to +55°C (from +5°F to +131°F). For storage, the range is -30°C to +70°C (from -22°F to +158°F).

What is the beam width of the traditional CHIRP sonar?

The CHIRP high-frequency traditional sonar of the TripleShot Skimmer fishfinder has a beam width of 44° at 200 kHz.

What is the maximum depth of DownScan Imaging at 455 kHz and 800 kHz?

For DownScan Imaging™, maximum depth is 91 metres (300 feet) at 455 kHz and 46 metres (150 feet) at 800 kHz.

What is the recommended mounting type for this transducer?

The recommended mounting type for the Navico TripleShot Skimmer transducer is transom mounting.

What are the recommended drill diameters for installing the transducer?

Recommended hole diameters for 10 mm screws depend on the material:

For soft materials (e.g. plywood): Ø 3.7-4.0 mm (5/32"). For rigid materials (e.g. fiberglass, acrylic, hardwoods): Ø 4.2-4.7 mm (3/16").

Where should the depth sounder transducer NOT be installed on the boat?

To ensure optimal performance and avoid turbulence, it is not recommended to mount the transducer on a planing strake or near flaps. The ideal location is in an undisturbed water flow.

Should a sealing product be used during installation?

Yes, it is recommended to apply a high-quality marine sealant/adhesive, above or below the waterline, to the drilled holes during installation.

How to ensure optimal water flow for the depth sounder?

To ensure the best water flow and optimize the depth sounder's performance, it is crucial to install it in a location where the water is least disturbed. Avoid areas near chines or flaps that can create turbulence.

With which fishfinder ranges is the TripleShot Skimmer depth sounder compatible?

The Navico TripleShot Skimmer transducer is specifically optimized and designed to be compatible with the Lowrance HOOK2 fishfinder range.

How many pins does the transducer connector have?

The Navico TripleShot Skimmer transducer is equipped with an 8-pin connector.

Is this transducer compatible with older Lowrance models or other brands?

The TripleShot Skimmer transducer is specifically designed and optimized for the Lowrance HOLO2 series. Compatibility with older Lowrance models or other brands of fishfinders is not guaranteed without a specific adapter, which is not included with the transducer.

Can the TripleShot Skimmer depth sounder be used with devices from brands other than Navico?

The Navico TripleShot Skimmer transducer is primarily designed for Lowrance HOOK2 systems, which are part of the Navico group. For use with devices from other brands, specific adapters would be required, but compatibility and optimal performance cannot be guaranteed.

Is the TripleShot Skimmer transducer compatible with systems that do not support DownScan or SideScan?

Although the transducer integrates traditional CHIRP sonar, DownScan, and SideScan, to fully utilize all its features, the fishfinder system it is connected to must be compatible with DownScan and SideScan imaging. If your device only supports traditional sonar, only these features will be available.