WUQ
WUQ Wireless Handheld Fish Finder 328ft 147ft 125Khz 90° 25ft 7.62m 10h
Wireless handheld sonar detects depth to 147 ft and fish location with 125 kHz, 90° beam, plus 328 ft wired range and 10-hour battery
- TypeMarine Receiver
- Waterproof design floats if dropped, surviving rain and immersion
- Wireless sonar reaches 328 ft range and 147 ft depth detection
- Wired mode extends depth scanning to 328 ft with 25 ft cable
- 125 kHz transducer with 90° beam gives fish alerts and shallow alarms
- Up to 10 hours runtime with battery-save mode enabled
Handheld sonar for boat and ice fishing
The WUQ unit combines a waterproof display that floats with a transducer operating at 125Khz across a 90 degree beam. It works wirelessly up to 328ft or wired with the included 25ft 7.62m cable for deeper scans. A built-in lithium battery recharges via USB.
Sustained use on the water
Battery-save mode extends operation beyond 10 hours while the standard run time sits at 5 to 6 hours per charge. The transducer stays powered during long drifts and the display resists splashes and brief submersion without fogging when dried in open air.
Upgrade from basic flashers or guesswork
Replaces simple depth sounders that lack fish alarms and shallow-water warnings. The jump is worth it when you need both wireless freedom for kayak or bank fishing and the option of a wired transducer for 328ft depth readings. Not suited for buyers who need chartplotting or networked multi-display systems.
Highlights
- Waterproof design floats if dropped, surviving rain and immersion
- Wireless sonar reaches 328 ft range and 147 ft depth detection
- Wired mode extends depth scanning to 328 ft with 25 ft cable
- 125 kHz transducer with 90° beam gives fish alerts and shallow alarms
- Up to 10 hours runtime with battery-save mode enabled
Specifications
| Type | Marine Receiver |
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Questions about this item
Does the 125 kHz transducer overheat or drain the battery during a full day on the water?
The built-in lithium battery runs 5–6 hours continuously, or over 10 hours with battery-save mode active, so it lasts a full session without overheating.
What mounting gear do I need to attach the wired transducer to my kayak hull?
A 25 ft (7.62 m) extension cable and an anti-fish-bite float are included; you only supply the hull-mount bracket or adhesive.
Will the 90° sonar beam still give useful depth readings on my older 12 V boat sounder display?
This unit is a standalone wireless or wired receiver with its own screen; it does not output data to legacy boat sounders.
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