Garmin Fishfinder 350C is an all-rounder and with reasonable price
tag fish finder. Fishfinder 350C scans water with 300 watts (RMS) power
and extra-sensitive Garmin HD-ID™ target tracking technology. A
dual-beam transducer optimizes performance for deep or shallow water,
offering wide-angle (up to 120°) coverage to target fish beyond the
sides of your boat and the ability to scan bottom profiles down to 1,500
feet.
5” sunlight-readable WQVGA display
Fishfinder 350C comes with a high resolution (272 x 480 pixels), full
colors (256 colors), and Sunlight-Readable 5” WQVGA display. Its sharp
color helps you never lose any fish.
Dedicated button for most common used function
Benefit for the professional fishermen like you, Fishfinder 350C
features with dedicated button on its right side for you to quickly
adjust the setting you need for “Gain”, “Range”, and “Zoom” function.
Up-and-down split screen
Putting its 5” WQVGA display vertically, Garmin offers you an intuitive comparison when using the “Split Screen” on
Zoom or
Dual Frequency page.
Quick installation mount
Are you worried about your Fish Finder being stolen? Easily remove
Fishfinder 350C from mount and take the device with you off boat. The
Fishfinder 350C is one of the most intuitive fishfinders in the market.
Installation takes only a few minutes with using the tilt/swivel mount
and versatile transom/trolling motor-mount transducer included in the
box.
Physical & Performance:
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| Unit dimensions, WxHxD: |
6.0" x 5.9" x 1.8" (15.2 x 15.0 x 4.6 cm) |
| Display size, WxH: |
2.9” x 4.0” (7.4 x 10.16 cm); 5” diag, (12.7 cm) |
| Display resolution, WxH: |
272 x 480 pixels |
| Display type: |
WQVGA, 256 colors |
| Weight: |
17.6 oz (499 g) |
| Waterproof: |
yes (IPX7) |
Other:
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| Frequency: |
200/77 kHz |
| Transmit power: |
300W (RMS)/2,400W (peak to peak) |
| Voltage range: |
10V - 28V input |
| Maximum depth: |
1,500 ft freshwater*/ 600 ft saltwater* |
| Cone angle: |
60º or 120º (dual beam) |
| Additional: |
*Depth capacity is dependent on water bottom type and other water conditions. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
