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The Element line of sonar chartplotters is designed for amateur and professional fishermen by the leader in fish finding equipment. Raymarine has taken into account that this equipment can be installed on a small boat, and has kept the simplest push-button controls and the most important features for successful sea fishing.
1. Sonar module for finding fish and displaying the image on the screen.
Built-in RealVision 3D technology is complemented by CHIRP technology, a downwards sonar. This allows you to successfully scan the underwater space and quickly detect fish even in algae.
2. Nautical charts.
The operating system and powerful processor support the maps of the leaders in navigational cartography C-MAP and Navionics. You can work with Navionics+, Navionics Platinum+, C-MAP 4D charts, as well as LightHouse NC2 charts with a wide range of sailing regions.
Maps with waypoints are displayed quickly and seamlessly. The scale changes without distortion. The maps are provided with the most important information about ports, depths, navigation equipment at sea and along the coast (buoys, lighthouses), currents, shoals, fairway, etc.
The stylish interface of the operating system is intuitive. Despite the capacity, OS management is simple, it can be customized to fit your needs. Control via the keyboard allows you to set up hotkeys for options that are important for the owner. This greatly speeds up the process of obtaining information.
The screen shows a bright and clear picture, whether it's maps or scanning underwater space. You can simultaneously display information coming from several sources - chartplotter, sonar, radar.
The display has double protection against moisture.
If you think catching fish is better than finding it, buy the Raymarine Element 9S, a marine display for the lucky fisherman.
