Fish Hawk X4 Probe
Fish Hawk Electronics
$349.99
The X4 Probe uses a sonar signal to send water temperature, and trolling speed information at the downrigger ball to the boat.
- Detects speed changes of 1/10 MPH
- Probe uses a 70kHz sonar signal to send data
- Water-activated probe extends battery life
- Powered by four AA batteries
- Includes swivels to attach downrigger weight
- Epoxy potted electronics with double O-ring battery cap
- Compatible with legacy Model 840
- Two-year warranty
Box includes: probe and snap swivels to attach weight
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Reviews
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I’ve had Fishhawk for many years they work great they help people catch more fish most important piece of tool on your boat
Fishhawk unit works great can’t fish without it on the great lakes for salmon
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Fish Hawk Products
Great to deal with, you get what you order in a timely manor. Based on current and past experience, Exceptional customer service, the kind you just don't find anymore.
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Fish Hawk X4 Probe
Great tool for finding out temp and speed, a must have!
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Fish Hawk probe
Great unit to have in any boat!
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Fish hawk x4 probe.
Unit works good.
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Fish Hawk X4 Probe
Fish Hawk products seem to be very high quality. I unfortunately broke a downrigger cable and lost my probe. I was very pleased with the quick turnaround with my replacement probe. Thank you!
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X4 probe
Karen, was very efficient and friendly. Spee-dee delivered it and I had it in 2 days! Wish there was a more fail safe as my Downrigger cable broke at the termination at no fault of the probe. A audio alert would be nice in case the probe gets close to the lake bottom. Thanks for a good product and great service. Good Job!
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works fantastic
excellent customer service received two days after i ordered
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X4 Probe
Love the product. use to have a depth raider and thats absolute garbage compared to your product. I have broken the probe a couple times now. Was told thats caused by not unscrewing the cap after use. I wasn't aware of that until I spoke with other fisherman that have had the same problem. Was wondering if using lithium ion batteries would make a difference?