Humminbird® SmartCast™ RF15 Advanced Mobile Station

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Only Humminbird's SmartCast brings you real-time views of fish, bottom and structure wherever you cast the green wireless Remote Sonar Sensor (RSS). Get all the benefits of a traditional fishfinder in a small, lightweight, battery-powered unit - boat optional!

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Features:

Large 4'' diagonal display with 160V x 132H grayscale display
100 ft. remote operating range and 100 ft. depth capability
Large, easy-to-see digital depth readout
Illuminated Advanced RSS™ with water surface temperature
Ultra-wide sonar coverage equal to twice the water depth
One-Touch™ menu navigation easily controls FishID+™, depth range, fish alarm and sensitivity
Advanced RSS typically lasts for 500 hours of in-the-water usage
Wet Switch™ technology maximizes battery life by automatically shutting down when the Advanced RSS is out of water
Includes one waterproof programmable Advanced RSS for either Channel A or B operation mode
Backlight for night fishing
Waterproof design
Display powered by 8 replaceable AA batteries (not included)
Rugged carry case with non-skid bottom and Remote Sonar Sensor (RSS) storage

Specifications:

Display size: 3-7/8'' diagonal
Display matrix: 160V x 132H pixels
Display type: FSTN LCD
Depth capability: 100 ft.
Sonar coverage: 90° Cone Angle
Operating frequency: 115 kHz

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can you use it for a kayak

11 hours ago

yakfichermann

- md

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does it show the size of the fish?

8 months ago

Mattplev

- Boca Inlet, Fl

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Yes. And you can have it beep for (small, medium, large), (medium, large), or (large).

7 months ago

russebp

- Newberry, FL

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retrieval after bobber thrown?

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how do you retrieve the bobber after throwing or what ever you do to get it in the water it is there a string tied to it or what?

1 year ago

James4

- Marshville, NC

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Just put a swivel on the end of your fishing pole line, and then attach the rss to the swivel and cast it out, then reel it in when you want

8 months ago

Steve7714

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The transmiter is used like a bobber. Just attach it to your line and cast it. You could use another pole if you wanted also.

11 months ago

supes69

- Columbus, Ohio

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how long do the batterys last?

3 years ago

camofreak

- Port st Lucie, FL

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It really depends on the batteries you buy, and how much you use the unit. As for the rss battery, it is lithium battery and will last for years.

8 months ago

Steve7714

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Hello, if you dont use it , take the batteries out.. it eats batteries like mad so maybe look into good quality rechargable batteries.. i think i used it maybe 2 times for a total of maybe 8 hours and then i had to replace batteries. i hope that helps God bless

2 years, 5 months ago

Romanian

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