Description
Humminbird Dual Beam Ice Transducer | Boat Supply Store
For serious ice anglers seeking definitive subsurface intelligence, the Humminbird XI 9 19 Dual Beam Ice Transducer delivers critical target distinction. This transducer operates at dual frequencies, 240 kHz with a 19° beamwidth for broader coverage and 455 kHz with a tighter 9° beamwidth for enhanced detail. It provides ice anglers using Humminbird ICE 35, ICE 45, or ICE 55 fish finder systems with the necessary resolution to differentiate between fish and bottom structure in varied ice fishing environments.
Key Features
- Versatile Coverage with dual beam sonar technology.
- Precise Detection via operating frequencies of 240 kHz and 455 kHz.
- Detailed Target Separation with beamwidths of 19° at 240 kHz and 9° at 455 kHz.
- Ice Fishing Optimized design for reliable performance on frozen waterways.
- Seamless Integration with Humminbird ICE 35, ICE 45, and ICE 55 fish finders.
- Enhanced Fish Identification by differentiating fish from structure.
- Reliable Performance crucial for successful ice fishing expeditions.
- Direct Compatibility ensuring plug-and-play functionality with specified units.
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Transducer Type | Dual Beam Ice Transducer |
| Operating Frequencies | 240 kHz and 455 kHz |
| Beamwidth (240 kHz) | 19° |
| Beamwidth (455 kHz) | 9° |
| Compatibility | Humminbird ICE 35, ICE 45, ICE 55 |
Who This Is For
Ice anglers who own a Humminbird ICE 35, ICE 45, or ICE 55 fish finder and require a high-performance dual-beam transducer. This unit is essential for those who prioritize accurate fish and structure detection in challenging ice fishing conditions.
How It Compares
| Feature | Humminbird Dual Beam Ice Transducer | Competitor |
|---|---|---|
| Operating Frequency | 240 kHz / 455 kHz | 200 kHz / 400 kHz, 200 kHz / 83 kHz |
| Beamwidth (Narrow) | 9° | 4°, 20° |
| Beamwidth (Wide) | 19° | 16°, 60° |
| Compatibility | Humminbird ICE 35, ICE 45, ICE 55 | Garmin STRIKER™ Ice Series, Lowrance HOOK2/HOOK Reveal Ice Series |
Common Concerns Answered
How does ice buildup affect the transducer's performance?
While some users report occasional issues with ice buildup on the transducer face, regular clearing of the transducer surface will mitigate performance impacts. The dual beam technology remains effective once the face is clear.
Is the cable too stiff in extreme cold?
Occasional reports indicate the cable can be stiff in extremely cold temperatures. However, this is common with many transducers in sub-zero conditions, and the functionality of the transducer itself is not compromised.
Will the dual beam technology help me identify fish better?
Yes, the dual beam capability is specifically designed to improve fish identification by providing both wider coverage with the 19° beam at 240 kHz and detailed target separation with the 9° beam at 455 kHz, allowing you to differentiate fish from bottom structure.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Humminbird ice fishing fish finders is the XI 9 19 Dual Beam transducer compatible with?
The Humminbird XI 9 19 Dual Beam transducer is compatible with Humminbird ICE 35, ICE 45, and ICE 55 fish finder systems.
What are the operating frequencies of the Humminbird XI 9 19 Dual Beam transducer?
The Humminbird XI 9 19 Dual Beam transducer operates at two frequencies: 240 kHz and 455 kHz.
What is the beamwidth of the Humminbird XI 9 19 Dual Beam transducer?
The Humminbird XI 9 19 Dual Beam transducer provides two beamwidths: 19° at 240 kHz and 9° at 455 kHz.
Does the Humminbird XI 9 19 Dual Beam transducer come with a float?
The product description does not specify if a float is included; however, it is designed for ice fishing applications where it is typically attached to a rod or pole.
Is the Humminbird XI 9 19 Dual Beam transducer suitable for deep water ice fishing?
While the 455 kHz frequency with its 9° beamwidth is excellent for detailed target separation, the 240 kHz frequency with its 19° beamwidth provides broader coverage and is generally suitable for various ice fishing depths.
