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The Lowrance Elite FS 9 is equipped with a 9-inch multi-touch display, providing a comfortable viewing area for navigation and fishfinding.

The Lowrance Elite FS 9 screen has a resolution of 800 x 480 pixels, providing clear display of charts and fishfinder data.

Yes, the Lowrance Elite FS 9 features a multi-touch touchscreen. This allows for intuitive and easy interaction with the device, similar to a tablet or smartphone.

The Lowrance Elite FS 9 screen has a brightness exceeding 1200 nits. This high brightness ensures excellent screen readability, even in full sunlight or under high-light conditions.

Yes, the Lowrance Elite FS 9 is a combination unit that integrates both fishfinder and GPS chartplotter functions. It allows simultaneous display of depth data and marine cartography.

The weight of the Lowrance Elite FS 9 display unit alone (9-inch model) is 1.2 kg (approximately 2.7 lbs).

Yes, the Lowrance Elite FS 9 has an IPx6 and IPx7 waterproof rating. This means it is protected against strong water jets and can withstand temporary immersion.

The Lowrance Elite FS 9 is equipped with a GPS receiver compatible with WAAS, MSAS, EGNOS, and GLONASS systems, ensuring precise and reliable positioning.

The Lowrance Elite FS 9 GPS receiver has a 10 Hz update rate. This ensures very smooth and accurate position tracking on the chartplotter, even at high speed.

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

To clean the housing of your Lowrance Elite FS 9, use warm water with a small amount of dish soap or mild detergent. It is important not to use a water jet or pressure washer, as this could damage the unit.

No, this specific model, the ‘[LOWRANCE] ELITE FS 9 Fishfinder without transducer’, is sold without a transducer. You will need to purchase a compatible transducer separately to use the fishfinder’s detection functions.

The Lowrance Elite FS 9 is compatible with a wide range of transducers for various technologies, including CHIRP sonar, SideScan, DownScan, Ghost 360, LiveSight, and ActiveTarget. The exact frequencies and features will depend on the transducer model you choose to connect.

Yes, the Lowrance Elite FS 9 is equipped with an Ethernet port (5-pin connector, 100Base-T). This connectivity allows it to be linked to other compatible Lowrance devices, such as advanced fishfinder modules, a Halo radar, or a second Elite FS display, to create an integrated navigation and fishing system.

Yes, the Lowrance Elite FS 9 features an NMEA 2000 port (Micro-C connector). This compatibility allows easy integration into an existing NMEA 2000 network on your boat to share data with other equipment such as engines, autopilots, or other sensors.

Yes, the Lowrance Elite FS 9 features Wi-Fi connectivity (802.11b/g/n standard) and Bluetooth (version 4.0 with Bluetooth® Classic support). These wireless technologies enable connection to mobile apps, software updates, and other accessories.

Yes, thanks to its single Ethernet port, the Lowrance Elite FS 9 can be connected to additional modules. You can plug in a real-time sonar module like ActiveTarget for live fish visualization, a Lowrance Halo radar for navigation safety, or even a second Elite FS display for remote viewing.

The Lowrance Elite FS 9 is compatible with microSD memory cards. It supports cards up to 32 GB. Larger-capacity cards can be used provided they are formatted in NTFS.

The Lowrance Elite FS 9 is designed to be powered by a 12 V DC supply. The minimum supply voltage range is 10.8 V DC and the maximum is 17 V DC.

The maximum power consumption of the Lowrance Elite FS 9 (9-inch model) is 28 W, corresponding to a current draw of 2 A at 13.8 V DC. It is recommended to use a 3 A fuse on the positive power supply.