FCV292
10" Color Video
Fish Finder
Furuno's FCV292 is a powerful, dual-frequency commercial-grade
fish finder, designed for serious fishing boats, 35-65-plus feet.
Available in 1000, 2000 and 3000 Watt (RMS) versions, this fish
finder features the latest in micro-processor technology for
unsurpassed fish detection and bottom discrimination. The large
10" CRT display shows echo returns in up to 16 colors. And the
screen can be split in a variety of display modes -- including a
simultaneous dual-frequency view -- to provide a highly detailed
picture of the bottom, bait schools, fish, thermoclines and much
more.
The FCV292 can also be inter-connected with Furuno GPS, chart
plotters and even radar, thanks to Furuno's programmable NMEA 0183
interface system.
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FCV292
Features Include:
- Choice of two from among five frequencies -- 28, 38, 50, 88
or 200kHz -- to meet your fishing needs.
- Three zoom functions: marker zoom, bottom zoom and
bottom-lock expansion, in addition to the basic sounder display
mode.
- A-scope can be displayed alongside any of the other
pictures, for a "real time" readout of echo returns.
- High resolution 10" diagonal CRT displays echoes in either
16 full colors (choice of blue or black background) or a
multi-level monochrome amber.
- Available in 1000, 2000 or 3000 Watt (RMS) (power set
internally).
- Eight range scales down to 3,000 feet, range scale phasing
to 6,000 feet.
- With the optional #000-117-603 interconnect cable. You
transfer sounder data to a compatible radar.
- Choice of Feet, Fathom or Metric ranges.
- Audible and adjustable depth and fish alarms.
- Choice of automatic or manual gain and range scale
adjustment.
- Simple, easy-to-use controls and on-screen menus.
- Selectable automatic cruising and fishing modes, to meet
your style of boating.
- Programmable NMEA 0183 interfacing capabilities for
inter-connecting with other Furuno nav units and chart plotter
units.
- Display mounting possibilities: table-top/overhead or
flush-mount.
- Dedicated nav data screen.
- Link the FCV292 with the ED2200 for a remote, second station
digital depth read-out.
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