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| Furuno's FCV292 is a powerful, dual-frequency commercial-grade fish finder, designed for serious fishing boats, 35-65-plus feet. Easily set to a 1000, 2000 or 3000 Watt (RMS) version, it features the latest micro-processor technology for unsurpassed fish detection and bottom discrimination. The large 10" CRT display shows echo returns in up to 16 colors. And the screen can be split in a variety of display modes -- including a simultaneous dual-frequency view -- to provide a highly detailed picture of the bottom, fish, thermocline and much more.
The FCV292 can also be inter-connected with Furuno GPS, chart plotters and even radar, thanks to Furuno's programmable NMEA 0183 interface system.
Standard Features
- 1, 2 or 3 Kilowatt RMS 8,16 or 24 KW P-P Transmitter Output Power
- Dual Frequency 50 & 200 kHz
- High Resolution, 10 Inch Color CRT Display
- 16 Colors, including White or 8 Level Amber Picture
- Light Blue, Blue or Black Background Color
- 8 Range Scales, Minimum of 0-15, Maximum of 0-1500 Feet
- Range Scale Offset to 9000 Feet, Maximum Offset Range of 10,500 Feet
- Range Scale Calibration in Feet, Fathoms or Meters
- Automatic Fishing or Cruising Range and Gain Setting Mode
- Multiple Display Presentation Modes
- Low and High Frequency, Split Screen
- Low or High Frequency Only
- Low or High Frequency Only with Bottom Lock or Bottom Discrimination
- Low or High Frequency Only with Marker Zoom or Bottom Zoom
- Graphic Nav Data Screen or Digital Display
- On-Screen Digital Readouts of
- Vessel Speed *
- Water Depth
- Vessels Position in L/L or TD's *
- Surface Water Temperature *
- A-Scope for Rapid Fish Detection and Identification
- Adjustable Fish or Bottom Alarm
- Precision Variable Depth Marker, Built-in Picture Simulator
Shipping Information
- 31Lbs., 1 Carton, less Transducers
Power Requirements
- 12 VDC, or 24/32 VDC, 45 Watts
- Shipped at 12 VDC - Alter by Jumper and Fuse Change
Notes
- *Optional Speed, Temp and Nav Data Input Required
- Transmitter power set internally, shipped at 1kW
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