EAGLE 9 50/200 HDI skeneris

The Lowrance EAGLE 9 50/200 HDI fishfinder is compatible with SplitShot™ and TripleShot transducers. It features a single transducer port for these connections.

For a safe installation of the Lowrance EAGLE 9, a 3 A fuse is recommended.

Yes, the Lowrance EAGLE 9 is designed for the marine environment and has an IPX7 waterproof rating. This means it is protected against temporary immersion.

The Lowrance EAGLE 9 is designed to operate within an extended temperature range from -15°C to 55°C (5°F to 131°F).

Yes, the Lowrance EAGLE 9 is equipped with a microSD® card reader. It has a single slot and supports cards with a maximum capacity of 32 GB.

To quickly create a MOB (man overboard) waypoint on the Lowrance EAGLE 9, simply press the Zoom In (+) and Zoom Out (-) buttons simultaneously.

To take a screenshot on the Lowrance EAGLE 9, you must simultaneously press the Pages button and the Power button.

The Lowrance EAGLE 9 50/200 HDI uses DownScan and SideScan imaging at frequencies of 455 kHz and 800 kHz for high resolution.

Yes, the Lowrance EAGLE 9 can record sonar traces. These recordings are stored on the microSD card inserted in the unit, as files such as Sonar0002.sl2, for example.

The weight of the Lowrance EAGLE 9 display unit alone is 0.9 kg (approximately 1.98 lb).

Yes, you can adjust the screen contrast setting on the Lowrance EAGLE 9 by selecting the 'Contrast' option in the device menu.

To clean the housing of the Lowrance EAGLE 9, use warm water with a drop of dish soap or mild detergent. It is important not to use a jet or high-pressure washer.

The Lowrance EAGLE 9 screen has viewing angles of 85° in all directions (up, down, left, right), ensuring good readability from various positions.

Yes, the Lowrance EAGLE 9 allows exporting waypoints and routes. The available export formats are 'User Data File version 6' and 'User Data File version 4'.

The exported user data files, particularly in 'User Data File version 4' format, are highly reliable and include important information such as the creation date and time of a route, in addition to waypoints and routes.

Yes, the Lowrance EAGLE 9 has a simulator mode, as indicated in the user manual. This mode allows you to familiarize yourself with the device's functions without being on the water.

This device is equipped with a microSD card slot. It supports cards with a maximum capacity of 32 GB. This storage space is useful for reading marine charts, saving waypoints, and recording sonar trace history.

The fishfinder requires a 12 V DC power supply (operating range from 10.8 to 18 V DC). Its maximum power consumption is 7.68 W (640 mA at 12 V DC). To protect your installation, use a 3 A fuse.