WUQ
WUQ Wireless Fish Finder 147feet 2.4in LCD marine electronic
Portable wireless sonar detects fish to 147 feet with a 2.4 inch colour LCD showing depth, temperature, bottom contour and fish size icons in 21 languages
- TypeMarine Receiver
- Detect fish up to 147 feet depth with 90° sonar coverage
- 4 inch colour LCD shows depth, temperature, bottom contour and fish size icons
- Operates in 21 languages for clear worldwide usability
- Rechargeable sensor activates automatically when it touches water
- Portable design suits kayak, boat, ice, shore, river, lake and sea fishing
Portable Fish Finder for Kayak and Boat Anglers
The WUQ wireless fish finder is a portable sonar unit designed for kayak, boat, ice and sea fishing. It uses a rechargeable sensor that activates automatically when it touches water. The 2.4 inch colour LCD screen displays depth, temperature, bottom contour and fish icons in 21 operating languages.
Detection Range and Sonar Coverage
The wireless transducer detects underwater objects down to 147 feet, which equals 45 metres. Its sonar beam covers a 90 degree angle beneath the sensor. This single range figure decides whether the unit suits your typical fishing depths.
Simple Setup with Wireless Sensor
Installation requires pairing the floating sensor with the handheld display, then casting or mounting the sensor in the water. The unit powers on automatically upon water contact. The main issue users report is signal loss when the sensor drifts beyond the wireless link range or when heavy surface clutter interferes with the sonar return.
Highlights
- Detect fish up to 147 feet depth with 90° sonar coverage
- 4 inch colour LCD shows depth, temperature, bottom contour and fish size icons
- Operates in 21 languages for clear worldwide usability
- Rechargeable sensor activates automatically when it touches water
- Portable design suits kayak, boat, ice, shore, river, lake and sea fishing
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 147-foot depth rating mean when I am out on the water?
The sonar transducer can detect objects and bottom structure down to 147 feet (45 metres) below the sensor, giving you a clear view of fish and terrain within that range.
What does the 90-degree sonar angle cover in practice?
The 90-degree beam spreads out beneath the sensor, scanning a wide cone so you see fish and bottom contour across a broad area rather than a narrow line.
How does the 2.4-inch screen mount on a kayak or boat?
The unit is a portable handheld receiver with a 2.4-inch colour LCD; it has no fixed mount, so you hold it or place it on any flat surface while fishing.
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