GPS Fishfinder Humminbird XPLORE 9 CMSI+, 9inch, with Transducer

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Humminbird XPLORE 9 CMSI+, 9inch, With Transducer

The Humminbird XPLORE 9 CMSI+ is a 9inch touchscreen GPS sonar and chartplotter designed for fishing and navigation. The color display with a resolution of 1280x720 pixels and the Cross Touch interface allow control via the touchscreen as well as physical buttons.

The sonar system combines MEGA Side Imaging+, MEGA Down Imaging+ and Dual Spectrum CHIRP technologies, enabling the detection of fish, structures and bottom composition both beneath the boat and to the sides. The package includes the XM 14 HW CMSI T transducer, intended for transom mounting.

MEGA Side Imaging+ technology allows side scanning to distances of up to 122m per side in MEGA mode, while MEGA Down Imaging+ provides depth scanning to approximately 61m in MEGA mode. For greater ranges, the corresponding 455kHz frequencies can be used.

The integrated Dual Band GPS enables navigation, waypoint marking and route management. The unit is compatible with Humminbird LakeMaster and CoastMaster maps, as well as compatible Navionics charts. The two MicroSD slots allow map use and data management.

XPLORE 9 can be integrated into the One-Boat Network ecosystem and connected with Minn Kota electric motors and other compatible equipment. Ethernet, NMEA 2000, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity allow the unit to be integrated with various onboard electronics.

The unit is compatible with MEGA 360 Imaging, MEGA Live and MEGA Live 2 systems, allowing the sonar configuration to be expanded according to the user’s needs.

Features:

  • Type: sonar GPS / chartplotter;
  • Model: XPLORE 9 CMSI+;
  • Manufacturer code: 412000-1;
  • Display size: 9inch / 22.86cm;
  • Display type: Color TFT;
  • Resolution: 1280x720 pixels;
  • Cross Touch interface;
  • Control via touchscreen and physical buttons;
  • Integrated Dual Band GPS;
  • MEGA Side Imaging+ technology;
  • MEGA Down Imaging+ technology;
  • Dual Spectrum CHIRP technology;
  • CHIRP Full frequency: 150-220kHz;
  • CHIRP Narrow frequency: 180-240kHz;
  • CHIRP Wide frequency: 140-200kHz;
  • MEGA Side Imaging+ side range: up to 122m;
  • Side Imaging 455kHz side range: up to 244m;
  • MEGA Down Imaging+ depth: up to 61m;
  • Down Imaging 455kHz depth: up to 122m;
  • Sonar power RMS: 1000W;
  • Sonar power Peak-to-Peak: 8000W;
  • 2 MicroSD slots;
  • Ethernet connectivity;
  • NMEA 2000 connectivity;
  • Wi-Fi connectivity;
  • Bluetooth connectivity;
  • Compatible with One-Boat Network;
  • Compatible with MEGA 360 Imaging;
  • Compatible with MEGA Live;
  • Compatible with MEGA Live 2;
  • Compatible with Minn Kota motors;
  • Compatible with Humminbird LakeMaster maps;
  • Compatible with Humminbird CoastMaster maps;
  • Compatible with Navionics charts;
  • Protection class: IPX7;
  • Power supply: 10-20V DC;
  • XM 14 HW CMSI T transducer included;
  • Transducer mounting: transom;
  • Gimbal mount included;
  • Power cable included;
  • Protective cover for unit included.

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