Garmin Striker Plus 5cv with Transducer, 5" GPS Fishfinder & 010-11617-10, 10' Transducer Extension Cable for The Echo Series
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Style: Fishfinder + Cable
Features
- Product 1: Includes transducer for built-in Garmin CHIRP traditional sonar plus CHIRP ClearVu scanning sonar
- Product 1: Built-in Garmin Quickdraw Contours mapping software lets you create and store maps with 1 contours for up to 2 million acres
- Product 1: Built-in GPS lets you mark waypoints, create routes and view boats speed. Frequencies supported : Traditional: 50/77/200 kHz
- Product 1: Bright, sunlight-readable 5 display and intuitive user interface
- Product 2: Transducer extension cable
- Product 2: 10 ft (3 M) length
- Product 2: For echo series
Description
Style:Fishfinder + Cable Garmin Striker Plus 5cv with Transducer, 5" GPS Fishfinder with CHIRP Traditional and ClearVu Scanning Sonar Transducer and Built In Quickdraw Contours Mapping SoftwareThe striker Plus 5cv Fishfinder with a bright 5” display and built-in GPS features Garmin CHIRP traditional sonar, Garmin CHIRP Clearly scanning sonar and Quickdraw Contours map drawing software, which stores up to 2 million acres of content with 1’ contours. The built-in GPS lets you mark and navigate to waypoints and shows your boat's speed.Garmin 010-11617-10, 10' Transducer Extension Cable for The Echo SeriesUse this 10' (3 M) extension cable to connect your 4-pin transducer to your sonar unit. Compatible with Garmin echo 100, echo 101, echo 150, echo 200, echo 300c, echo 500c and echo 550c.
Other display features: Wireless
Device interface - primary: Buttons
Date First Available: April 15, 2020
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Style: Fishfinder
I don't get why people can't understand can't wrap their simpleton heads around the fact that there's no maps loaded into this fishfinder. It has gps... It creates its own map. Also I see tons of stupid questions about is the transducer waterproof. I'm guessing all the stupid questions are from the same boaters who end up with their trucks in the water or taking off without plugs in their boats.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2021 by Erica Z.
Style: Fishfinder
This thing is a piece of trash! Garmin should ashamed of themselves. I’ve had garmin on many of my boats and my motoryacht. I purchased this for a 21ft tender I purchased for my yacht to have a small combo unit. The thing has NO CHARTS! This is BS! I have an old garmin 76 from like 2005 that had charts in it so don’t tell me it’s a memory thing as memory has only gone down in cost. Now I have a transducer mounted to my boat which is in the water and now what do I do? This thing is pathetic junk and now I will NEVER buy garmin again. That’s it you just ruined your brand for me. Telling me it has GPS is like selling me a car radio with GPS that shows you your coordinates but without a single street. Last $300 garmin will EVER see of mine! Back to Raymarine. I would have spent more, money isn’t the issue, deceit is the issue here. I want a small combo unit for a tender and I got a fish finder with a completely useless and completely unupgradabke GPS receiver that does NOTHING!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2019 by Robert Stanton
Style: Fishfinder
The picture on the box and on the web shows a boat positioned on a chart. There are no charts with the unit and no way to up-load charts to the unit. The manual talks about Wi-Fi or SD card uploads but there is no slot for card and no Wi-Fi. It is a fine depth finder but the GPS is really useless, unless you want to watch you boat float along on a yellow screen. I can not figure out why the picture on the box and on the web shows a boat positioned on a chart. Garmin really got me on this one. Sorry....if you just need a depth finder, fork over the bucks. If you want to know where you are, DR your way home.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2019 by Patrick Lee
Style: Fishfinder
Some people don't read the product description or do a youtube search for an independent review and that shows by what's written on the amazon reviews for the Garmin Striker 5. This is Garmin's base model, it has their great traditional and clear view technology that seems to be on par with the Garmin GPSMAP units that cost three times the cost of the base unit, the screen display is adequate for the price point. Having spilt screen and dual-frequency display of the traditional sonar seems overkill for the price point but is an added luxury many will never use. Being able to run traditional and clear view is a great feature. For less than $300 you're getting a lot of technology and simple to use menu, with a transducer included. To address all the complaints about not having preloaded maps; there are approximately 58,700 natural and 53,119 manmade lakes, even the higher end Garmins only come loaded with about 17,000 lake maps. The Quick Draw feature is there and is a simple function to use on lakes you frequent, a quick youtube search will teach you. If you are looking for the fancy box you saw on your favorite fishing TV show or at the local marina hosting offshore fishing boats, this isn't it. This is a budget sonar with basic capabilities, no wifi, no active captain, no sd slot or autopilot, that's why it's less than $300, beat the dead horse it's, "the base model". I have the Striker 5cv installed on a 16' aluminum boat and I have dual Garmin 76xx on a Grady White, so I'm familiar with the base and the best Garmins. If you're looking for the capabilities of the higher end sonar/gps, open your wallet farther, much further and move on from the Striker. Otherwise, this is a good little box for smaller boats and kayaks.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2020 by KC
Style: Fishfinder
The product write-up led me to believe this unit has the capability to create topographical maps. It does not. It does keep track of gps coordinates and paths, but is unable to create maps. Had I known this I would not have bought this unit Very disappointed
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2019 by Mike Obleman
Style: Fishfinder
Did not come with what it said it would have.. returned it
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2018 by Dolly Miller
Style: Fishfinder
This unit does not work well with the Minn Kota Terrova trolling motor. It receives a lot of interference when the trolling motor is engaged. Tried everything and still interference. Switch units to Lowrance and viola the problem is resolved. Also, the mapping function on the unit is kind of pointless. Get a unit with the charts on it or card reader. Wouldn't buy again
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2019 by michele gatt
Style: Fishfinder
I've been using this gps for a couple months now. Works great! Wish I could find a video or instructions on how to use the mapping
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2018 by Amazon Customer