Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
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Wireless fish finder detects echoes up to 980 feet with a 45 degree detection angle
The FF918CWLS is a wireless echo-detecting fish finder intended for anglers who want sonar feedback without running cables. It provides a 45-degree detection cone and an operating range of 980 feet for locating fish and underwater structure.
The unit operates wirelessly so there are no transducer cables to route through a hull or mount on a transom. A 45-degree beam covers a wide area beneath the boat while the 980-foot range lets you monitor deep water from the helm.
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The 45° beam angle defines the underwater coverage cone of the echo detecting sonar, determining how wide an area the fish finder scans beneath the boat.
The FF918CWLS operates wirelessly, so no physical cable is needed to achieve the 980 ft range between the transducer and the display unit.
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