Airmar's New In Hull Transducers

[TroyBoy30]

Cross posting with the help of semperfifishing

If you guys have any questions, let me know

New from Airmar.

These transducers ship with the Airmar Mix and Match connector system.
The P50C, P83C are listed as Wideband...meaning they can be used with either conventional or CHIRP units.









1)

P50C-LHW....Wideband

• Depth
• Optional fast response
water- temperature sensor
• Hull Type:
Solid Fiberglass
Call for Aluminum hull applications
• Plastic Housing
• Compatible with conventional and
CHIRP echosounders
• Ideal for freshwater fi shing in shallow to
medium depths
• No hull protrusions
• Hull Deadrise:
0° to 10° recommen


Airmar is pleased to introduce this puck style,
wideband transducer for bass and walleye
boats. Whether you are fishing in freshwater
or saltwater, this transducer is designed to
transmit through fiberglass and aluminum
boat hulls. The new P50 operates at 50 kHz
and 200 kHz and has wideband capabilities
so it is compatible with both CHIRP-ready and
conventional echo sounders. The in-hull is the
solution to common issues experienced with
transom and trolling motor mount transducers.
No more concerns with broken parts or damaging
the transducer from sandbars or rocks!
600 W – Wideband
• CHIRP-ready across the following frequency
bands:
— Low-Frequency: 47-52 kHz
— High-Frequency: 190-210 kHz
• Beamwidth: 45° (Low) & 11° (High)
• Depth Range Low:
244 m to 366 m (800’ to 1200’)
• Depth Range High:
122 m to 213 m (400’ to 700’)

Recommended Adhesive:
3M® Marine Adhesive Sealant 4200





2)

P83C-MWH....Wideband

• Depth
• Optional fast response
water- temperature sensor
• Hull Type:
Solid Fiberglass
Call for Aluminum hull applications
• Plastic Housing
• Compatible with conventional and
CHIRP echosounders
• Ideal for freshwater fishing in shallow to
medium depths
• No hull protrusions
• Hull Deadrise:
0° to 10° recommended

Similar to the puck style P50 above, this
transducer is designed to transmit through
fiberglass and aluminum boat hulls. The
new P83 operates at 83 kHz and 200 kHz
and also has wideband capabilities so it is
compatible with both CHIRP-ready and conventional
echo sounders. The in-hull is the
solution to common issues experienced with
transom and trolling motor mount transducers.
No more concerns with broken parts or
damaging the transducer from sandbars or
rocks!
300 W – Wideband
• CHIRP-ready across the following
frequency bands:
— Medium-Frequency: 77-85 kHz
— High-Frequency: 190-210 kHz
• Beamwidth: 45° (Med) & 17° (High)
• Depth Range Medium:
180 m to 305 m (600’ to 1000’)
• Depth Range High:
122 m to 213 m (400’ to 700’)

Recommended Adhesive:
3M® Marine Adhesive Sealant 4200




3)


P155C-M Broadband

• Depth
• Optional fast response
water- temperature sensor
• Hull Type:
Solid Fiberglass
Call for Aluminum hull applications
• Plastic Housing
• Ideal for freshwater fishing in shallow to
medium depths
• No hull protrusions
• Hull Deadrise:
0° to 10° recommended
• Includes Transducer ID®

New “puck” style in-hull, wideband transducer
for bass and walleye boats. Whether you
are fishing in freshwater or saltwater, this
transducer is designed to transmit through
fiberglass and aluminum boat hulls. The
new P155M operates at 95-155 kHz and is
CHIRP-ready! The in-hull is the solution to
common issues experienced with transom
and trolling motor mount transducers. No
more concerns with broken parts or damaging
the transducer from sandbars or rocks!
300 W – Broadband
• CHIRP-ready across the following
frequency band:
— Medium-Frequency: 95-155 kHz
• 26° & 17° Beamwidth
• Depth Range: 122 m to 152 m
(400’ to 500’)

Recommended Adhesive:
3M® Marine Adhesive Sealant 4200




4)

P95C-M-Broadband Transducer.

Depth only
• Hull Type:
Solid Fiberglass Hull only
• Boat Type:
Planing-hull power boats, trailered
boats, rigid inflatable boats (RIBS),
and racing sailboats
• Plastic Housing
• No hull protrusions
• Hull Deadrise: 0° to 22°
• Includes Transducer ID®

Introducing the P95M, operating at 95-155
kHz. The in-hull is the solution to common
issues experienced with transom and
trolling motor mount transducers. No more
concerns with broken parts or damaging the
transducer from sandbars or rocks!
300 W – Broadband
• CHIRP-ready across the following
frequency band:
— Medium-Frequency:
95-155 kHz
• 26° to 17° Beamwidth
• Lake and inshore all-around saltwater fishing
for small to mid-size outboard boats
• Economical transducer designed for
offshore fi shing and freshwater anglers
• Depth Range: 122 m to 152 m
(400’ to 500’)




5)

P75C-M Broadband Transducer.

• Depth only
• Hull Type:
Solid Fiberglass Hull only
• Boat Type:
Planing-hull power boats, trailered
boats, rigid inflatable boats (RIBS),
and racing sailboats
• No hull protrusions
• Hull Deadrise: 0° to 22°
• Includes Transducer ID®

Airmar’s CHIRP-ready in-hull transducers
specifically for solid fiberglass hulls have
arrived! In-hull models are the solution to
common issues experienced with transom
and trolling motor mount transducers. No
more concerns with broken parts or damaging
the transducer from sandbars or rocks!
The P75C-M fi ts existing P79 mounting rings.
600 W – Broadband
• CHIRP-ready across the following
frequency band:
— Medium-Frequency:
80-130 kHz
• 24° to 16° Beamwidth
• Lake and inshore all-around saltwater fishing
for small to mid-size outboard boats
• Economical transducer designed for
offshore fi shing and freshwater anglers
• Depth Range: 200 m to 250 m
(600’ to 700’)



And scheduled for the Summer of 2016

1)
M175C-M......In Hull

Introducing the new, CHIRP-ready 1kW
in-hull transducer! Offering a medium
frequency of 85-135kHz, this transducer
connects to singleband echo sounders in
a smaller configuration with no extra tank!
Building off of our P79 design, this in-hull
transducer easily adjusts to hull dead
rise angles up to 22º. This ensures that
the beam is vertically oriented to receive
echoes, resulting in accurate depth readings.
Unlike traditional “puck” type transducers,
our P79 consists of a base that is
bonded to the hull and filled with liquid. The
separate transducer then attaches to the
base with a twist lock. The sound waves
travel more efficiently though the liquid,
giving the best possible performance. One
transducer delivers up to 50 kHz of total
bandwidth in just one installation, saving
customers time and money.

Frequency: 85-135 kHz
Beamwidth: 24° to 16°
RMS Power : 1 kW

2)
M285C-HW.....In hull

Frequency: 150-250 kHz
Beamwidth: 25°
RMS Power: 1kW


3)
M422C--Wideband....In hull

Frequency: 50/200 kHz
Beamwidth: 18°/5°
RMS Power: 1.5 kW

[Binder]

What does the P50C-LHW....Wideband cost. I’m assuming that’s the transducer recommended for most in-hull bass boat setups. I’m guessing it would be a nice upgrade from my Airmar P72.

[TroyBoy30]

I don't have pricing yet. why not get the GT15?

https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/shop...rod530269.html

[Larry3215]

What do they do differently for aluminum boats to make an in-hull work? It says 'call' for aluminum hull applications for several of those listed. Ive always been told you couldnt do in-hull with aluminum hulls.

[Binder]

The Garmin GT15M-IH is a mid-band CHIRP transducer, I would like the high-band 190-210 and it looks very simple to install.