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The Garmin ECHOMAP UHD 94SV is a powerful combo unit that enables you to find more fish with its advanced features. It features a bright, sunlight-readable 9” touchscreen with keyed assist for easy operation.
The combo includes the GT54 transducer, which provides ultra high-definition clarity and side scan sonars. This allows you to get crystal-clear images of what is around and below your boat. Additionally, the Garmin high wide CHIRP traditional sonar delivers remarkable target separation.
With preloaded BlueChart G3 coastal charts that integrate Navionics data, you have access to detailed and up-to-date mapping information. This ensures that you can navigate with confidence and find the best fishing spots.
The ECHOMAP UHD 94SV supports Panoptix all-seeing sonar, including Panoptix LiveScope sonar. This feature provides a detailed and real-time view of the underwater environment, giving you a significant advantage.
The unit also has sonar sharing capabilities with other ECHOMAP Plus, ECHOMAP UHD, and ECHOMAP Ultra units. This allows you to share sonar data and collaborate with other anglers on the water.
The package includes the following components: ECHOMAP UHD 94SV with BlueChart G3 for U.S., GT54UHD-TM transducer, power/data cable, tilt mount with quick-release cradle, flush mount, protective cover, hardware, and documentation.
Now let's address some frequently asked questions:
If you want to install the UHD 94SV in a 32-foot boat, do you have to purchase additional cable?
I have a 25.5' catamaran and the transducer cable came up 10' short when I ran it the same way as the old transducer. I ended up having to buy the expensive extension cable.
Are these units waterproof?
I am thinking they are, but I'm not positive. However, it's a great and easy-to-use unit.
What is roughly the maximum depth sounding the Garmin ECHOMAP UHD 94SV will display?
I've had it out to 600+ feet with no issues whatsoever. I believe it's rated at just over 1000 feet in saltwater. It's an amazing unit, and you won't be disappointed.
This works as a GPS also, correct?
Yes, it does. - Mike, Garmin
Summary
Frequently Asked Questions
If you want to install the uhd 94sv in a 32 foot boat, do you have to purchase additional cable?
I have a 25.5' catamaran and the transducer cable came up 10' short when ran the same way the old transducer was. I ended up having to buy the expensive extension cable.
Are these units waterproof?
I am thinking they are but not positive. It’s a great and easy to use unit though
What is roughly the max depth sounding the garmin echomap uhd 94sv will display?
I've had it out to 600'+ with no issues whatsoever. Believe it's rated at just over 1000' (saltwater). Amazing unit. You won;t be disappointed.
this works as a GPS also correct?
Yes.Mike, Garmin
