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1-Year Limited Warranty Specifications: Display Size - Diagonal: 5" Display Pixel Matrix: 800H x 480V Sonar-Standard: Dual Spectrum CHIRP Sonar-Coverage: 15 & 21 @ -3dB Sonar-Optional: 50 kHz, 50/Low Airmar CHIRP CHIRP - Frequencies Supported: 50/200 (28-75/130-250 kHz), 83/200 (75-155/130-250 kHz), Full Mode (150-220 kHz), Narrow Mode (180-240 kHz), Wide Mode (140-200 kHz) Sonar-Frequencies Supported: 50/80/200 kHz Depth-Sonar: 400 ft Interface: Keypad Control Features: Dual Spectrum CHIRP, Interference Rejection, Jig Charge Mode, Portable Memory Card Slot: None Power Draw: 615 mA Power Input: 10.8-20 VDC Power Output Peak-to-Peak: 4000 Watts Power Output RMS: 500 Watts Screen Snap Shot: Not Supported Sonar Recording: Not Supported Mount-Standard: Portable Transducer Mount Location: Portable GPS Chartplotting: Not Supported GPS Trackplotting: Included LakeMaster Compatibility: Yes Coast Master Compatibility: No Navionics Gold/HotMaps Compatibility: No Navionics Platinum + Compatibility: No Platinum Compatibility: No Heading Sensor GPS Compatibility: Yes Upgradable Software: No View Preset Keys: No X-Press Menu System: Yes Custom Digital Readout: Yes Custom View Selections: Yes Display Colors Grayscale: 256 Color Speed: Not Supported Temperature: Not Supported Temperature Alarm: Yes Temperature Graph: No Transducer Included: XI 9 1521 HDMI Compatible: No MEGA Live Compatibility: No Manufacturer : Humminbird Manufacturer Part No : 411720-1

the instructions explain how to use them to tune the line level/profile on the spool

Waterproof jacket (or you can just buy a poncho when you get here!)

Both worked mostly vertically unless casting behind boulders or into pockets in the rocky reefs