Navico Active Imaging

The 800kHz setting provides significantly higher resolution and detail, making it ideal for identifying structure and fish at closer distances up to 150 feet. If you need to scan a wider area or reach greater depths up to 300 feet, switching to 455kHz is the better choice.

No, this system is designed to plug directly into compatible next-generation displays. The included Y-cable allows you to connect both the Active Imaging transducer and the 83/200 kHz transducer simultaneously without needing extra hardware.

For optimal DownScan and SideScan imaging, you should keep your speed at or below 9 knots (10 mph). While the traditional 83/200 kHz sonar may track depth at higher speeds, the high-resolution imaging features are designed for slower, more detailed scanning.

The specialized polymer construction is engineered to minimize signal loss during both transmission and reception. This ensures that the sonar signal remains strong and clear, resulting in the high-resolution images you see on your display.

Yes, this system supports dual transducer installations. You can pair it with a separate CHIRP transducer if you need specific sonar capabilities beyond what the included 83/200 kHz and Active Imaging transducers provide.

By using separate elements for transmitting and receiving, the system achieves a faster ping speed. This allows for clearer, more consistent imaging data, even when you are scanning complex underwater environments.