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Garmin Gpsmap742xs 7"" Plotter Us Coastal No Transducer

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Garmin Gpsmap742xs 7"" Plotter Us Coastal No TransducerGarmin GPSMAP 742XS 7 inch Touchscreen Chartplotter Sonar Combo Model: 010 01738 03 UPC: 753759168230 7 inch high resolution intuitive touchscreen controls NMEA 2000 and NMEA 0183 support for network connectivity Garmin Marine Network support for sharing sonar, including Panoptix sonar, maps, user data, radar and IP cameras among multiple units Preloaded U. S. LakeV g3 maps and BlueChart g3 charts Experience an advanced navigation solution with this

Garmin GPSMAP® 742XS 7-inch Touchscreen Chartplotter/Sonar Combo

Model: 010-01738-03
UPC: 753759168230
  • 7-inch high-resolution intuitive touchscreen controls
  • NMEA 2000® and NMEA 0183 support for network connectivity
  • Garmin Marine Network support for sharing sonar, including Panoptix™ sonar, maps, user data, radar and IP cameras among multiple units
  • Preloaded U.S. LakeVü g3 maps and BlueChart® g3 charts

Experience an advanced navigation solution with this compact 7-inch GPSMAP 742xs touchscreen combo. Includes wireless connectivity features for the Garmin BlueLink mobile app, NMEA 2000 support and Garmin Marine Network capabilities for radar and Panoptix all-seeing sonar, including Panoptix FrontVü collision avoidance sonar. It also has built-in Garmin CHIRP and CHIRP ClearVü sonar (transducer sold separately).

Full-network compatibility allows you to add more capabilities to your boat. Garmin Marine Network support allows sharing of sonar, including Panoptix sonar, maps, user data, Garmin radar, and IP cameras among multiple units. Plus, there’s NMEA 2000 and NMEA 0183 support for connectivity including autopilots, digital switching, weather, FUSION-Link, VHF, AIS and other sensors.

Enjoy built-in Wi-Fi and ANT wireless connectivity directly to quatix® marine watch, Garmin Nautix™ in-view display, gWind™ Wireless 2 transducer, GNX™ Wind marine instrument and wireless remote controls. You can even stream and control a VIRB action camera from the chartplotter.

Right out of the box, you have access to some amazing sonar capabilities; all you add are transducers. Comes with built-in Garmin 1 kW CHIRP sonar and CHIRP ClearVü scanning sonar. It even supports Panoptix all-seeing sonar, premium Garmin sonar modules and a wide range of transducers (sold separately).

Networked combos can share their internal sonar with any other device on the network. You can also choose what information is overlaid on the sonar screen, for example, radar, time of day or GPS speed.

Fast, responsive built-in 10 Hz GPS and GLONASS receiver refreshes your position and heading 10 times each second to make your movement on the screen more fluid. It makes dropping up to 5,000 accurate waypoints — and finding your way back to them — quick and easy.

LakeVü g3 inland maps and BlueChart® g3 coastal charts provide industry-leading coverage, clarity and detail with integrated Garmin and Navionics® data and Auto Guidance1 technology. LakeVü g3 and BlueChart g3 include Auto Guidance1, which uses your desired depth and overhead clearance to calculate routes and provide a suggested path to follow. LakeVü g3 provides coverage on more than 17,000 lakes with up to 1’ contours. BlueChart g3 also includes NOAA raster cartography, available as a free downloadable feature via the ActiveCaptain® app. Additionally, they both offer easy-to-use features such as Depth Range Shading and Shallow Water Shading, which let you view your target depth to avoid running aground.

Accessory map purchases, such as LakeVü g3 Ultra or BlueChart® g3 Vision, add even more features and detail to your maps and charts. LakeVü g3 Ultra and BlueChart g3 Vision add high-resolution relief shading, which provides an easy-to-interpret, clearer view of bottom structure than contour lines alone — plus many other chart and map-enhancing features.

To help you gain a wind-maximizing competitive edge, your chartplotter features a pre-race guidance page that shows your virtual starting line along with data fields showing laylines, time to burn before the start and a race timer that can be synchronized across all your networked Garmin GPS products. In addition, other supported sailing features include an enhanced wind rose, heading and course-over-ground lines, set and drift, true and apparent wind data and more.

If you have waypoints, tracks or frequently used routes stored on another manufacturer’s GPS product — or on a Garmin handheld device — it’s easy to transfer those items to your new Garmin chartplotter via industry-standard GPX software formatting.

Specifications
Physical and Performance
Physcial dimensions 8.8"" x 5.6"" x 2.1"" (224.0mm x 142.5mm x 53.9mm)
Display size 6.1"" x 3.4"" (154.08mm x 85.92mm)
Display resolution 800 x 480
Display type Multi-touch touchscreen WVGA display
Weight 1.9lbs
Water rating IPX7
Antenna Internal or external over NMEA 2000
NMEA2000 compatible Yes
NMEA0183 compatible Yes
SiriusXM™ Weather & Radio compatible Yes
Mounting options Bail or flush
Garmin marine network ports 1
Maps and Memory
Preloaded maps BlueChart® g3 (coastal maps) and LakeVü g3 (inland maps)
Accepts data cards 2 microSD™ cards
Waypoints 5,000
Routes 100
Track log 50,000 points; 50 saved tracks
Chartplotter Features
Garmin Radar compatible Yes
Garmin Sonar compatible Yes
Garmin SmartMode compatible (customizable monitor presets) Yes
Supports AIS (tracks target ships position) Yes
Supports DSC (displays position data from DSC-capable VHF radio) Yes
Tide tables Yes
Garmin Meteor Audio System compatible Yes
Supports Fusion Lync compatible marine radios Yes
GSD™ Black Box sonar support Yes
GCV™ Black Box sonar support Yes
BlueChart® Mobile (planning) compatible Yes
Garmin Helm compatible Yes
GRID™ (Garmin Remote Input Device) compatible Yes
Wireless remote compatible Yes
Connections
NMEA 0183 input ports 1 (Differential)
NMEA 0183 output ports 1 (Differential)
Video input ports 1 BNC
Video output ports None
Wireless connectivity Yes
Sonar Features and Specifications
CHIRP sonar technology Yes (Built-in)
ClearVü Yes with CHIRP (built-in)
SideVü Yes (with external black box, sold separately)
Dual-frequency (50/200 kHz) sonar capable Yes
Dual-beam (77/200 kHz) sonar capable Yes
Frequencies supported Traditional sonar (50/77/83/200 kHz), CHIRP (low, medium, high), CHIRP ClearVü (260/455/800 kHz)
Maximum depth 5,000 ft at 1kW (depth capacity is dependent on water bottom type and other water conditions)
Bottom lock (shows return from the bottom up) Yes
Water temperature log and graph Yes
Sonar recording Yes
Sonar history rewind Yes

What's in the Box:
  • GPSMAP 742xs chartplotter
  • Power cable
  • Bail mount kit with knobs
  • Flush mount kit with gasket
  • Protective cover
  • Trim piece snap covers
  • Documentation
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