This is for the Purchase of the Garmin Livescope XR System with GLS10 and LVS62 Transducer.
Most of you know us as Okie Dog Supply. What you may not know is we are just as crazy about fishing as we are dogs! We pleasure fish and competition fish. We have this system and the Force Trolling Motor - it's an absolute game changer!
THE BEST OF THE BEST JUST HIT THE OPEN WATER You didn’t think it could get better, but it did with the extended range of the LiveScope XR System. It’s the latest in LiveScope technology, now for coastal and open-water fishing.
Explore the deep with an extended range up to 500’ in freshwater and 350’ in saltwater.
Find fish circling your boat with clear views close around your hull.
Upgrade your current LiveScope System black box (GLS™ 10 sonar module) with just a new transducer.
Get maximum contrast and clarity in your images with vivid color palettes.
Don’t miss a thing with supported Forward, Down and Perspective modes plus necessary mount.
In The Box:
LiveScope GLS 10 sonar black box
LiveScope XR LVS62 transducer
Perspective mount (LiveScope XR LVS62 transducer only)
Trolling motor barrel mount
Shaft mount
Power cable
2 meter Garmin Marine Network cable (small connector)
Network adapter cable
Documentation
Ships Free
Specifications:
Transducer beamwidth 20° x 135°
Transducer cable length 20 ft
Transducer number of pins 21
Dimension GLS 10 sonar black box: 9.7” x 5.9” x 2.6” (24.5 x 14.9 x 6.5 cm); LVS62 transducer: 8.20” x 3.98” x 2.76” (20.8 x 10.1 x 7.0 cm)
Weight GLS 10 sonar black box: 4.3 lbs (2.0 kg) LVS62 transducer with cable: 3.92 lbs (1.78 kg) LVS62 transducer without cable: 2.66 lbs (1.21 kg)
Water rating IPX7
Temperature range
GLS 10 Black Box: Operating: -15 C to 70 C
LVS62 Transducer: Operating: 0 C to 40 C
Electrical Features
Power input 10-32 V
Power usage 21 W typical, 58 W max
Fuse 7.5 A
Compass-safe distance 7" (0.18 m)
Sonar Features
Frequency 265 - 550 kHz
Transmit power 500 W
Maximum depth Freshwater: Down and Forward: 500’ (152.0 m)Saltwater: Down and Forward: 350’ (106.0 m)
