Name: FCV295 depth sounder
Brand: Furuno

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The FCV295 is a digital fishfinder designed for all types of professional fishing. It features a high-brightness 10.4 and 640 x 480 pixel display, and is equipped with anti-reflective and anti-polarizing filters for improved visibility.

FURUNO - FCV295 - THE PERFORMANCE BENCHMARK

On the FCV295 fishfinder, the transmission repetition rate is 30% higher than on a conventional fishfinder. The result is a finer, more detailed image under the same conditions. Transmission speed is higher in shallow water, and is adjusted according to depth rather than the selected scale.


	DIGITAL GRAPHIC SOUNDER You can choose to display the echo presentation in 8, 16 or 64 colors. Color assignment depends on the strength of the echo returned. The Furuno Free Synthesizer (FFS) transceiver offers a wide selection of operating frequencies. You can choose between two frequencies between 28 and 200 kHz that best suit your fishing needs. selectable from 1, 2 or 3 kW A wide variety of display modes and functions are available to provide anglers with simple, intuitive information.

WHITE LINE FUNCTION The white line function helps to distinguish fish close to the bottom. The top edge of the seabed is displayed in white (other colors selectable) to clearly differentiate ground, seaweed and fish close to the bottom.

	ADJUST YOUR SOUNDER When the Furuno probes are connected and set to the appropriate probe mode, the operating frequency range is saved and displayed in the menu. You can move the operating frequency freely between the ranges at any point in the menu. This feature is particularly useful for vessels targeting many different species, or where fishfinders from other vessels in the area cause interference.

POST-PROCESSING GAIN CONTROL With FURUNO's post-processing gain control, changes you make to gain settings apply not only to new echoes, but also to all past echoes on the screen. You can compare past and current echoes using different gain settings, enabling you to quickly and easily determine the gain setting best suited to your conditions.