Airmar P66 - Plastik-sond TA 600W (50/200 kHz) + pinnavõrk + vee temperatuur - (8 kontakt)

The Airmar P66 transducer is a TRIDUCER® multisensor that provides depth, surface speed, and water temperature data. It is designed to offer a detailed view of the water column and seabed structure.

This transducer has an RMS transmit power of 600 Watts.

The Airmar P66 transducer operates on two frequencies: 50 kHz and 200 kHz. These frequencies provide varying levels of detail; 50 kHz is typically used for better depth penetration, while 200 kHz offers higher resolution.

The Airmar P66 transducer is made of durable plastic, designed for installation on the transom.

The Airmar P66 transducer is designed to maintain proper operation and accurate readings up to a speed of 44 knots (approximately 81 km/h or 50 MPH).

The Airmar P66 is a transom-mount transducer. It comes with an integrated mounting bracket that allows the transducer to pivot in case of impact.

For optimal performance, the depth sounder must be mounted in a smooth water zone, free of turbulence caused by water intakes, discharges, or hull irregularities. It is best to install it on the transom side where the propeller blades move downward, and as close as possible to the boat's centerline, while maintaining a minimum of 75 mm (3 inches) beyond the propeller radius.

This transducer is recommended for boats up to 8 meters (25 feet) for optimal performance, and up to 12 meters (40 feet) in general. However, it is not recommended for boats equipped with inboard engines or stepped hulls, as these configurations can disrupt water flow around the transducer and affect its performance.

The Airmar P66 transducer mount is adjustable and can fit transom angles ranging from 2° to 22°. Additionally, it can vertically orient the sonar beam on a hull with a deadrise angle up to 28°.

Yes, the mounting bracket is designed to allow removal of the Airmar P66 transducer without tools, making maintenance, cleaning or storage much easier.

Yes, antifouling coating is strongly recommended, especially in salt water, to maintain optimal transducer performance. Airmar certifies that applying the Foulfree coating does not result in any loss of transducer performance.

The Airmar P66 transducer is equipped with an 8-pin connector, specifically designed for compatibility with Garmin devices.

The Airmar P66 transducer is compatible with Garmin fishfinders and GPS/fishfinder combos that support 8-pin transducers with a power rating of 600W and operate on 50/200 kHz frequencies. It is recommended to check your Garmin device’s specifications to confirm compatibility.

The Airmar P66 transducer is typically supplied with a cable approximately 7.6 m (25 ft) long, which is sufficient for most installations.

At 50 kHz, the beam angle (-3 dB) is 45°. At 200 kHz, the beam angle (-3 dB) is 11°. The wider beam at 50 kHz is ideal for fish finding over a large area and at depth, while the narrower beam at 200 kHz provides better detail resolution and target separation.

Yes, the Airmar P66 transducer is recommended for versatile fishing in freshwater and saltwater coastal areas, particularly for small to medium outboard-powered boats.

The Airmar P66 transducer mount is an integrated-release plastic mount. It allows the transducer to pivot upward and disengage in the event of a frontal impact, thus protecting the transducer housing from damage.

The recessed water flow channel on the Airmar P66 transducer protects the paddlewheel from debris and impacts, ensuring more accurate speed readings and increased durability of the speed sensor.

No, the Airmar P66 transducer is a traditional dual-frequency transducer operating at 50/200 kHz. It is not a CHIRP transducer. CHIRP transducers use a different frequency sweep technology for improved target resolution and separation.

Maximum detection depth varies depending on frequency and water conditions. At 50 kHz, it can reach between 235 m and 353 m (800 to 1,200 feet). At 200 kHz, it can reach between 118 m and 206 m (400 to 700 feet).