Humminbird HELIX 5 Chirp DI GPS G2 Combo
Product Description
HELIX 5 Chirp DI GPS G2
The HELIX 5 CHIRP DI GPS G2 with an improved user interface and operating system, features a brilliant 800H x 480V, 5" 256 color display with backlight. CHIRP Down Imaging and DualBeam PLUS sonar with 4000 watts PTP power output, Precision Internal GPS Chartplotting with built-in UniMap cartography with a micro SD card slot for optional maps or for saving waypoints. Maximize your angling experience with the Humminbird HELIX 5 CHIRP DI GPS fishfinder GPS system.
CHIRP Frequencies (Out of Box Transducer)
455 kHz: 420-520 kHz
800 kHz: 790-850 kHz
Maximum Depth: 600 feet
DOWN IMAGING SONAR
Down Imaging Sonar -- Get a fish-eye's view of what's happening below your boat. Incredible images are created with High-frequency sound waves.
SWITCHFIRE
SwitchFire Sonar -- Take command of how your sonar returns appear with our Clear and Max Modes.
DUALBEAM PLUS SONAR
Two beams combine for great detail and a wide coverage area. Use the narrow beam for high-accuracy returns and bottom. Use the wide beam when you want a larger search area.
INTERNAL GPS
GPS antenna built into the head unit
UPGRADEABLE SOFTWARE
Up-gradable Software -- Access software updates to enhance the performance of your Humminbird unit through our My Humminbird section of the site
HIGH DEFINITION DISPLAY
Provides bright, crystal-clear images for easy viewing in harsh sunlight
UNIMAP CARTOGRAPHY
The Humminbird UniMap is a built-in map covering the contiguous US coastline, inland lakes and rivers at 30 meters per pixel resolution
AUTOCHART LIVE
Make a map where there is no map. Our patent pending AutoChart Live allows you to create digital, detailed maps live and on the water. You can also use it to enhance your existing charts
SMARTSTRIKE
SmartStrike takes you straight to the action by showing you where the fish are biting at any given moment.
MICRO SD CARD READER
Use for advanced cartography or to save screenshots, sonar recordings and waypoints or to update your units software.
