Sonda EAGLE 7" 83/200 HDI

HDI stands for Hybrid Dual Imaging. This is a technology that combines two types of sonar in a single transducer:

CHIRP sonar: Provides excellent target separation, allowing clear distinction between individual fish or fish close to structures. DownScan Imaging™: Delivers high-detail, near-photographic images of structures and the seabed directly beneath your boat.

Yes, the Eagle 7 fishfinder has an IPX7 waterproof rating. This means it is protected against temporary immersion in water up to 1 meter deep for 30 minutes.

The Eagle 7 fishfinder operates on a 12 V DC power supply. The accepted voltage range is 10.8 V to 18 V DC.

It is recommended to use a 3 A fuse to protect the electrical installation of your Eagle 7 fishfinder.

The Eagle 7 is equipped with a single memory card reader. It is compatible with microSD cards with a maximum capacity of 32 GB.

The maximum power consumption of the Eagle 7 is 6.6 W, which corresponds to a current of 550 mA at a voltage of 12 V DC.

The Eagle 7 fishfinder is designed to operate within a temperature range of -15°C to 55°C (5°F to 131°F).

Yes, the Eagle 7’s single transducer port is also compatible with Lowrance SplitShot™ and TripleShot™ transducers, giving you upgrade options.

The display alone (without the mounting bracket or transducer) weighs 0.67 kg (1.48 lb).

To take a screenshot on the Eagle 7, simply press the Pages button and the Power button simultaneously.

To clean the housing, use warm water with a small amount of dish soap or mild detergent. It is important not to use a high-pressure water jet for cleaning.

The HDI 83/200 transducer uses multiple frequencies for its different technologies:

CHIRP Sonar: 83 kHz (CHIRP Medium) and 200 kHz (CHIRP High). DownScan Imaging™: 455 kHz and 800 kHz.

No, the Eagle series is designed to operate as a standalone unit. It does not include networking features (such as Ethernet or NMEA 2000) found in higher-end series like the Lowrance Elite FS or HDS.

Yes, you can record fishfinder data (sonar logs) to a microSD card inserted in the device. Files are saved in .sl2 format, allowing you to review them later or use them to create custom bathymetric charts.

To instantly create a waypoint at your current position in case of an emergency (MOB - Man Overboard), simultaneously press the Zoom In (+) and Zoom Out (-) buttons.

The Eagle 7 fishfinder is supplied with a basic worldwide chartplotter map. It is also compatible with more detailed C-MAP® DISCOVER™ and Navionics® marine charts for enhanced navigation.

Yes, a flush mount installation is possible. A specific gasket kit for flush mounting in the dashboard is available separately (reference 000-16254-001).

Yes, the Eagle 7 sounder port is fully compatible with Lowrance’s TripleShot™ transducer, which combines CHIRP, SideScan, and DownScan Imaging™ technologies.

Absolutely. Thanks to its HDI 83/200 multifunctional transducer and mapping features, the Eagle 7 fishfinder is perfectly suited for both freshwater fishing (lakes, rivers) and inshore saltwater fishing.

The Lowrance Eagle 7 fishfinder is equipped with a 7-inch color screen. It offers a resolution of 800 x 480 pixels, ensuring clear display of sonar and chart data.

Additionally, the screen has wide viewing angles of 85° in all directions (up, down, left, and right), guaranteeing excellent readability from different positions on board your vessel.