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  • Compact, easy-to-use dual-beam (200/77 kHz) sonar
  • Offers solid performance at a value price
  • Sharp 4" diagonal FSTN 8-level grayscale display
  • Sonar depths to 1,300'
  • Comes with tilt/swivel mount, transducer, trolling motor clamp, and transom mount

Garmin’s new echo™ series fishfinders are here. And they’re clearly raising the standard for freshwater sonar performance and ease of use. These Garmin systems come with everything you need—including a free trolling motor transducer mount—to make getting on the water even faster and easier. With every echo, you can count on clear, concise fish targeting and bottom tracking. So, take a look: You simply won’t find a better fishfinder value for the money.

The Garmin echo™ 150 is a compact, easy-to-use dual-beam (200/77 kHz) sonar that offers solid performance at a value price. Features include sharp 4" diagonal FSTN 8-level grayscale display and sonar depths to 1,300'. Unit includes tilt/swivel mount, transducer, trolling motor clamp, and transom mount.

Manufacturer model #: 010-00951-00.

Rated 4.7 out of 5 by 21 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Best for the money Best depth finder for the money. If your like me and can't afford the high dollar depth finders, the echo 150 is the best choice May 9, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by ECHO150 Works great, easy to install. Simple to use menu. Only problem I noticed was occasionally the depth will change for no apparent reason. I was anchored in 28 ft of water and then it went 7 ft of water and wouldn't correct itself until I turned it off and on. April 15, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Decent FF Overall the fish finder serves its purpose very well on my jon boat. The clarity and display is easy to see and interpret. The only downside I have seen is it can be hard to see underwater structures/beds if you're fishing unfamiliar waters. April 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Easy to read I like the bigger numbers on the screen. Easy to install. The transducer & mount appears to be more sturdy. I would recommend a metal clamp rather than the zip tie for the troll motor mount. February 20, 2013
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I have no problem seeing the display in direct sunlight. I am quite impressed with the display
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The picture shows a temp under depth, but I can not find temp in the description.
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Yes it reads surface temp.
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Yea, the Echo150 does have the Temp sensor.
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I use this unit in saltwater. I remove the moniter after each trip and keep the plugs and terminals clean. No problem
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I have a 15 foot boat and I want to mount the transducer onto the back of the boat (because I keep breaking it when I mount it onto the trolling motor) Will the cord be able to run the 15 foot to the back of the boat??
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Yes, I have a 18' boat and it reaches to my front deck which would be about 15'.
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The transducer cord is about 15' long the power cord is about 10" long .
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How long is the transducer cable?

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The transducer cable is about 15' and the power cable is about 10" long .
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Yes, it will read in metric units. Depth and temperature.
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Yes , when you do the set up you choose the unit of measure .
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The units sold in US are not able to change to metric/meters. Thanks
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they showed up a only a few feet 2,3.
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The minimum depth that the device will still show fish can depend on many factors, such as density of the bottom structure, speed of the vessel, clarity of the water, turbulence, and many other factors. Because there are so many variables, each echo 150 will react differently. From others testing they find that water under 3 feet can experience difficulty still finding fish. Staying in water 3 feet or greater will provide better results for the fishfinder. Thanks
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