I am looking to upgrade from a Nav Net 3d TZtouch xl 13. I see it has a 1KW fish finder in it. I have 2 airmar transducers (SS264 200/50) which plug into the DFF1 black box. Will these transducers plug into the TZTtouch? Will they provide the hi res images seen in the demo videos? Thanks
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- Thread starter Jon L
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The SS264 transducers aren't a listed transducer in the TZT13X transducer setup menu. However, you could connect them up and set it to a generic 1kW transducer and be able to use the internal fish finder. You could also continue to use your DFF1, if you wish. As far as the demo video, I don't know what specific video you are referring to, so I cannot say if it would look just like that. I would imagine they were using chirp transducers in the video and if they were, the "hi res images" would most likely look different.
Thanks Reaper. By chance are the ss264 n/w on the list?
Looking on the web I see the ss264 as a replacement for the Furuno B260 https://www.airmar.com/Product/SS264N
And https://chsmith.com.au/Products/Furuno-SS264-Transducer.html. Anyway if they will work under the generic setting, I am going to buy the unit. Thanks for your help.
And https://chsmith.com.au/Products/Furuno-SS264-Transducer.html. Anyway if they will work under the generic setting, I am going to buy the unit. Thanks for your help.
I have 2 - ss64. one 200 and the other 50. Spoke with Airmar today. They are pretty old and was told the acrylic resin deteriorates and fails around 10 years. So I am thinking I need to replace them. I live in S. Florida, and run to the Bahamas to fish. Bottom fish and troll. I want the chirp and the 1kw. What would you recommend? Thx
I would recommend talking to others in your marina to see what they use. Alternatively, you could contact a local dealer because they would have a better idea of what works in your specific area. Here's a link to the dealer locator: https://furunousa.com/en/company/find_a_dealer
Also @Deep Blue may have a good suggestion for you.
Also @Deep Blue may have a good suggestion for you.
Jon L,
Over the past decade, Airmar’s Low Frequency and High-wide Frequency transducers have been widely popular among anglers targeting deep-sea species beyond 1,000 feet, utilizing the Low frequencies of: (42-65 kHz). Additionally, the High-frequency wide-beam: (150-250 kHz) for use Near-shore has proven effective for locating those pelagic game fish within the top 500 feet, as well as detecting schools of bait.
The 1kW transducers that I like to use are the B175HW, B175L, or the B275LHW.
- Deep Blue
Over the past decade, Airmar’s Low Frequency and High-wide Frequency transducers have been widely popular among anglers targeting deep-sea species beyond 1,000 feet, utilizing the Low frequencies of: (42-65 kHz). Additionally, the High-frequency wide-beam: (150-250 kHz) for use Near-shore has proven effective for locating those pelagic game fish within the top 500 feet, as well as detecting schools of bait.
The 1kW transducers that I like to use are the B175HW, B175L, or the B275LHW.
- Deep Blue
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