NORTHSTAR EXPLORER 467 T/M 600 50/200KHZ D/S/TFUEL

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NORTHSTAR EXPLORER 467 T/M 600 50/200KHZ D/S/TFUEL SMARTCRAF NS006211

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Manufacturer's Part Number NS006211

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Northstar Explorer Color Fishfinder:
If there are fish to be found, youll find them with a Northstar Explorer dedicated fishfinder.

Northstars Explorer range of color fishfinders have sophisticated sounder technology. With our ease-of-use engineering, in a range of sizes and single/dual frequency combinations to suit your needs.

Our bright HI-RES displays boast 640X480 pixels making these dedicated fishfinders a stunning addtion to a boat of any size.

6.4" VGA screen 640 x 480 pixels, 50/200 kHz. Split and full screen view and A-scope.

The Explorer 467 delivers powerful dual frequency performance on an incredible 640 x 480 pixel color display.

The 467 has numerous sounder display options including split and full screen zoom, A-scope and a choice of white, blue or black background. Theres also a choice of color palettes to highlight bottom structure or a particular fish species.
When purchased with an optional fuel kit, the Explorer 467 will let you track and display fuel data on screen.

Its state of the art digital sonar technology delivers incredible target detail and high definition bottom structure in shallow and deep water.

VGA - Four times the pixels!
The Vertical Value: When bottom detail becomes critical in identifying species habitat, or for navigating a way through coral reefs and uncharted channels, you need greater detail in the vertical column. The Explorer 467 and 457 have 4 times the screen pixels of previous large screen models, making them an ideal choice for all boaters needing detailed information.

High detail also means better target definition for fishing. Low-resolution devices might identify schools of fish, but high-resolution devices will aid in determining if they are small schools of big fish, or large schools of small fish.