Furuno 7" Multi-Touch GPS/WAAS Chartplotter w/ Built-In CHIRP Fishfinder

The Furuno GP1871F is a compact chartplotter with unprecedented possibilities. Extremely suitable for smaller and medium-sized vessels, the Furuno 7-Inch GPS/WAAS Chartplotter w/ built-in CHIRP Fishfinder incorporates internal GPS, chart plotting with C-MAP4D cartography, TruEcho CHIRP™ technology and a refined graphical user interface (GUI).

Features:

• Multi touch interface provides access to every feature via convenient and intuitive slide-out menus
• Built-in TruEcho CHIRP, as well as a conventional Fish Finder, transmitting at 300W, 600W or 1kW
• TruEcho CHIRP transmits across a spectrum of frequencies, delivering an incredible amount of detail and clearly marking individual game fish and bait fish
• Conventional Fish Finder includes RezBoost data processing for an ultra-crisp, high-resolution picture
• Includes the ACCU-FISH fish size assessment, and the highly useful Bottom Discrimination function to help you find the most productive fishing grounds
• Capable of overlaying radar via wireless connection to the Furuno DRS4W 1st Watch Wireless Radar
  • Makes it a breeze to add the compact 19" Radar dome to any vessel
  • Can also display the Radar presentation on a connected smart phone or tablet, offering a major upgrade in safety and versatility
• Utilizes full featured Navionics or C-Map 4D charts
• C-Map 4D offers plenty of useful data that you can overlay onto a rich vector chart, such as relief vectors, tidal streams and marine plans, significantly boosting situational awareness. Creating routes and waypoints is as simple as touch-and-go. When connected to an AIS receiver, you can see valuable AIS data on the display
• Navionics charts with features such as refined depth contouring and relief shading, and enhanced viewing angles, including 3D and Panoramic modes, can be utilized. Plus, users can quickly and easily update the chart content using the Navionics Chart Installer app for PC
• Connects to NAVpilot 300 and NAVpilot 711C via the CAN bus network interface