It was difficult to improve, but the extended distance of the LiveScope XR system has achieved it. This is the latest in LiveScope technology, now for coastal and open water fishing.
LONG-RANGE View
The Reverse Range Offset function uses more screen to show fish and structures up to 150 m in fresh water and 107 m in salt water.
SHORT-RANGE View
The Compress Range function gives you a clear view of the boat, while not losing sight of the targets that are further away.
REAL-TIME Images
The real-time probe guarantees maximum accuracy in your live images.
Image Stabilizer
An integrated stabilization system keeps the image of the probe fixed on your compatible plotter, even in coarse sea conditions.
Brightly Colored Palettes
Choose from seven bright colors, such as aquamarine, Caribbean and lava, among others, to see the fish and structures with the highest level of contrast and clarity.
Forward Mode
Now you can get ahead of the boat and observe what is happening in real time.
Downward Mode
Explore the live views of the activity that takes place under the boat in more depth.
Perspective Mode
Get a view of your perspective on water to see what happens underwater.
Specifications:
| Physical And Performance Characteristics | |
|---|---|
| Beam Width | 20° X 135° |
| Cable Length | 6m |
| Number of Sideburns | 21 |
| Dimensions of the Unit (WIDTH/HEIGHT/DEPTH) | GLS 10 black box probe: 24.5 X 14.9 X 6.5 cm (9.7′′ X 5.9′′ X 2.6′′); LVS62 transducer: 20.8 X 10.1 X 7.0 cm (8.20′′ X 3.98′′ X 2.76′′) |
| Weight | GLS 10 black box probe: 2.0 kg (4.3 lb) LVS62 transducer with cable: 1.78 kg (3.92 lb) LVS62 cableless transducer: 1.21 kg (2.66 lb) |
| Water Resistance Classification | IPX7 |
| Temperature Range | LVS62 transducer: operation: from 0 °C to 40 °C |
| Electric | |
|---|---|
| Feeding Input | 10-32 V |
| Electricity Consumption | Typical 21 W; máx. 58 W |
| FUSE | 7,5 A |
| Safety Distance From the Compass | 0,18 m (7″) |
| Probe Specifications And Functions | |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 282 – 522 kHz |
| Transmission Power | 500 W |
| Maximum Depth | Fresh water: downwards and forwards: 152.0 m (500′) Salt water: down and forward: 106.0 m (350′) |
| Type of Probe | Live |
| Separation of Objectives At 100′ | 22″ |
| Support with Perspective Included | Yes |
| Connections | |
|---|---|
| Garmin Marine Network Ports™ | 1 (small connector) |
FAQs
Read all installation instructions before proceeding and see the safety information guide in the product box to prevent damage or injury.
You will need a drill, a suitable drill bit, a flat screwdriver or 8 mm wrench, and electrical tape or cable ties.
Mount the transducer on the shaft as far from the motor as possible to prevent obstructions in sonar images.
Using third-party or non-original mounts may result in damage or loss not covered by warranty. Always use supplied mounting hardware.
Yes. Install the sonar module where its LEDs are visible, cables connect easily, and it’s kept ventilated and dry.
Wrap the rubber liner around the shaft if the trolling motor shaft is 25 mm (1 in.) or less in diameter. Not needed for larger shafts.
You can use the perspective mount (shaft), barrel mount, or shaft mount, with each supporting different sonar modes.
Yes, using the included knobs allows tool-free changes of the transducer angle for different sonar viewing modes.
Ensure the cable does not contact the propeller, is not pinched, and is routed away from electrical wires or interference.
Yes. By loosening and tightening knobs, you can tool-free switch between perspective, downward, and forward mode orientations.
Use black electrical tape to secure the cable above and below the rotating joint. If you use zip ties, do not over-tighten, and create a 10-inch service loop.
Contact the SailRACE team — as certified marine experts we’re happy to help with product selection, installation and after-sales servicing, before and after your purchase.
