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HawkEye DF1120S Micro-Display Digital Depth Sounder

Item # 71649

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Key Features

Waterproof construction and micro-display housing
Easily mounted on any vessel's dash
One-touch access to built-in audible depth alarm
Depth range: 99.9'
Glue-in shoot-thru 200 kHz transducer

Our Price $139.99

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Product Description

Perfect for PWCs! With its completely waterproof construction, micro-display housing, and ShootThru sonar technology, this digital sounder is at home ripping across the lake at 70 mph on a PWC as well as searching for a secluded cove on a tender. The compact housing is easily mounted on any vessel's dash. EasyTouch Programming allows one-touch access to the built-in audible depth alarm. Depth range: 99.9'. Glue-in shoot-thru 200 kHz transducer. Compact 2"W x 1.1"H.

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HawkEye DF1120S Micro-Display Digital Depth Sounder

2.7

(based on 7 reviews)

67%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

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2/1/2012

4.0

Great tool

By Bigkev 1970

from Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada

About Me Enthusiast

Pros

Accurate
Easy to Use
Good Value
Reliable

Cons

Difficult to Install

Best Uses

Comments about HawkEye DF1120S Micro-Display Digital Depth Sounder:

Great tool in shallow waters, a bit tricky to install but great reading. I added clear silicone around the seams of the devise to make it waterproof.

6/23/2011

3.0

Excellent, but not lighted

By Jeff

from Charlotte, NC

About Me Enthusiast

Pros

Easy to Install
Easy to Use

Cons

Not lighted

Best Uses

Comments about HawkEye DF1120S Micro-Display Digital Depth Sounder:

Easier to install than manual implies. I just taped it down with some vaseline inside the hull. It blasted through about 1" of fiberglass no problem. The major issue is that the unit is not lighted so it cannot be seen in the dark. Need to use a flashlight. Terrible omission.

6/27/2010

1.0

Poor

By Chickenfoot

from Virginia

About Me Advanced

Pros

Easy To Install

Cons

Not Weather Resistant
Poorly Designed

Best Uses

Indoor
Large Boats

Comments about HawkEye DF1120S Micro-Display Digital Depth Sounder:

Failed within a season due to water infiltration

6/9/2010

1.0

DO NOT BUY

By MASTER TEC FOR A-1 AUTO & MARINE SERVICE

from MILFORD NEW JERSEY

About Me Professional

Pros

Cons

Poorly Designed

Best Uses

Indoor

Comments about HawkEye DF1120S Micro-Display Digital Depth Sounder:

I OWN A 28 FOOT DRY RIDE BOAT THE UNIT WORKED WONDERFUL 2 TIMES OUT. THE 3 TIME THERE WAS NO DISPLY BUT THE UNITS ALARM WAS GOING OFF IN 3O FOOT OF WATER. ( DO NOT BUY THIS UNIT IT IS NG AND WILL NOT HOLD UP )

11/11/2008

(1 of 3 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

RE:Not Waterproof on my PWC

By Overton's Tech

from NC

Comments about HawkEye DF1120S Micro-Display Digital Depth Sounder:

We have made contact with the manufacturer regarding the issue and that they have taken precautions to make sure that this issue has been resolved. Please keep in mind that a saltwater application is harsher than regular freshwater. This is especially true with jet skis that are flip over many times in saltwater.

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Q:
Does this depth sounder have an on/off power button? What is needed to connect to boat's electrical system? THX.
Asked on 8/17/2012 by Dan from Chesapeake
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How far from the micro display can the transducer be?
Asked on 9/2/2011 by Jim from Des Moines, Iowa
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What is the fiberglass hull max thickness that the transducer will shoot thru?
Asked on 1/23/2011 by bob from texas
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  I'm shooting through at least an inch with no problem.
  Answered on 6/23/2011 by Jeff from Charlotte, NC
Q:
Will this transducer work in a 1992 Glastron 1700 inboard/outboard? New to this stuff.
Asked on 7/31/2009 by ck from montana
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  A:
  It should work fine, these are not boat or model specific per say.
  Answered on 9/29/2009 by Bryant C from Tech Department
Q:
How long is the wiring I am looking into buying this for my new glastron and need to know if the wiring will reach from the back of the boat to the instrument panel?
Asked on 7/27/2009 by Scooter from Wisconsin
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- A:
  30 ft of cable
  Answered on 10/7/2009 by Lauren K from Overton's Customer Service from Greenville, NC
Q:
Does this product have a backlit display?
Asked on 7/23/2009 by Gdubb from Houston, TX
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- A:
  yes the LCD screen illuminates
  Answered on 10/7/2009 by Lauren K from Overton's Customer Service from Greenville, NC
Q:
How, and where would you mount the transducer on a pontoon boat?
Asked on 7/6/2009 by Paul from Rochester, MN
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  A:
  This unit is made to mount in a fiberglass hull. For a pontoon boat you will need a system that has a transom mount transducer.
  Answered on 7/9/2009 by Casey Marine Buyer from Overtons
- A:
  On pontoon boats and catamarans, mount on
  the starboard hull at least 2" outside the hull
  protector or centerline.
  Answered on 10/7/2009 by Lauren K from Overton's Customer Service from Greenville, NC
Q:
Is the sounder hard-wired into the display? Is it difficult to install?
Asked on 6/2/2009 by Flipper from Millsboro, DE
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  A:
  The sounder should plug into the back of the display. It should not be overly difficult to install.
  Answered on 6/8/2009 by Donald from Overtons
Q:
What are the dimensions of the display gauge and how does it mount on the watercraft?
Asked on 5/3/2009 by Anonymous
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  A:
  The overall dimensions of the display are 2"W X 1.1"H. It comes with a surface mount bracket that is secured with 2 screws and then the display clips into this bracket.
  Answered on 5/11/2009 by merchandiser from Overtons