Sonda Eagle TripleShot

The Lowrance Eagle TripleShot transducer is an advanced transducer designed to enhance the detection capabilities of Lowrance Eagle multifunction displays. It integrates multiple sonar technologies to provide detailed and comprehensive underwater views.

The TripleShot transducer integrates three distinct sonar technologies:

High-frequency wide-angle CHIRP for optimized fish detection and better target separation. SideScan for high-resolution side views of structures and fish alongside the boat. DownScan Imaging for near-photographic images of structures beneath the boat.

The Lowrance Eagle TripleShot transducer is compatible with Lowrance Eagle series displays, including the Eagle 5, Eagle 7, and Eagle 9 models. It connects via a single port on these units.

Lowrance Eagle TripleShot fishfinder’s SideScan technology uses 455 kHz and 800 kHz frequencies to deliver high-resolution side imaging.

The TripleShot transducer provides a wider and more detailed coverage compared to other probes in the Eagle range. It outperforms the Bullet Skimmer probes (which only offer 2D sonar) and the SplitShot probes (which combine CHIRP and DownScan, but without SideScan).

The Lowrance Eagle TripleShot transducer is typically designed for transom mount installation. This type of mounting allows for easy installation and optimal performance for SideScan and DownScan Imaging technologies.

No, the Lowrance Eagle TripleShot transducer is not compatible with Lowrance Eagle Eye 9 displays. The Eagle Eye 9 displays have a dedicated transducer port that is only compatible with Eagle Eye™ transducers.

The high-frequency CHIRP wide-angle beam provides optimized fish detection and better target separation in the water column. It offers broader coverage, which is useful for spotting fish schools and underwater structures over a wider area.

DownScan Imaging is a technology that provides near-photographic images of structures beneath the boat. It makes it easier to identify fish hides, seabed features, and wrecks, offering exceptional clarity to distinguish fish from structures.

The SideScan provides a high-resolution side view of structures and fish located on either side of the boat. It allows for rapid scanning of large areas, making it ideal for locating submerged structures, underwater cliffs, or fish schools that are not directly beneath the vessel.

Yes, the Lowrance Eagle TripleShot transducer is supplied with the integrated transducer cable, designed to connect directly to the single transducer port of compatible Lowrance Eagle series displays (Eagle 5, Eagle 7, Eagle 9).

Yes, the Lowrance Eagle TripleShot transducer is designed to perform well in a variety of aquatic environments, including freshwater and saltwater. Its CHIRP, SideScan, and DownScan Imaging technologies are effective in both types of environments.

No, the Lowrance Eagle TripleShot transducer is powered directly by the Lowrance Eagle multifunction display to which it is connected. The power supply for the entire system is managed by the display.

For optimal performance of SideScan and DownScan Imaging, it is recommended to mount the TripleShot transducer on the transom, in a location with a clear view of the water, free from interference by propellers, the engine, or other boat structures. A position slightly below the hull is often ideal to avoid turbulence.

The transducer itself does not store data, but it transmits sonar information to a compatible Lowrance Eagle display. Lowrance Eagle displays can record sonar data to a microSD card (up to 32 GB maximum) inserted in their card reader, allowing you to review and analyze recordings later.

For installing the TripleShot transducer, you will generally need basic tools for transom mounting, such as a drill, bits suitable for your boat's materials (wood, fiberglass, aluminum), a screwdriver, a marker, and possibly a marine sealant. It is always recommended to consult the installation manual provided with the transducer for a complete list and detailed instructions.