Sonar GARMIN STRIKER 4, 8,89 cm (3,5") displej, 200 W, hĺbka do 6 m

GARMIN STRIKER 4 is a compact fishfinder with a 3.5" (8.89 cm) color display that shows sonar imaging, depth and speed data. The unit includes a CHIRP (77/200 kHz) transducer with transom and trolling motor mounting hardware and cable, a tilt/swivel mount and a built-in flasher. Its high-sensitivity GPS lets you mark and navigate to waypoints such as fishing spots, docks and ramps. The device is suitable for small boats, kayaks, canoes and shore or ice fishing; for higher CHIRP performance a GT8 or GT15 transducer can be purchased separately.

Advantages

CHIRP sonar provides clearer, more detailed fish arches and better target separation than single-frequency sonar. Built-in high-sensitivity GPS allows quick and precise position fixing and waypoint marking for returning to productive locations. The combination of fishfinder and flasher supports both moving and vertical fishing techniques, while the waypoint map and on-screen speed readout aid navigation and trolling control. The unit is compact and lightweight, with included mounting hardware for transom and trolling motor installation.

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How to use

Mount the unit using the supplied tilt/swivel bracket and install the CHIRP transducer on the transom or trolling motor following the provided hardware instructions. Power on the device, allow the built-in GPS to acquire a satellite fix, and use the sonar display to view bottom contours, fish arches and depth. Mark waypoints directly from the screen when you find fish or useful locations, and follow the waypoint map to navigate back to them. Use the on-screen speed readout to adjust trolling speed and switch to the flasher view when fishing vertically or ice fishing.

Recommendations

For improved CHIRP performance at varying depths consider upgrading to a GT8 or GT15 high-performance transducer (sold separately). When installing the transducer ensure secure mounting and proper cable routing; verify GPS fix before marking waypoints and consult local regulations for speed limits in restricted areas.