Garmin GPSMAP 441S Dual Frequency Combo w/Transom Mount Transducer

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GPSMAP 441S Combo with Dual Frequency Transducer

Features an ultra-bright 4" QVGA display along with an improved high-speed digital design for faster map drawing and panning speeds. Plus, these waterproof units have a high-sensitivity internal GPS receiver, so mariners will always know their position at sea. It's ready to go with built-in BlueChart g2 marine cartography of the coastal united states - including Alaska, Hawaii and Explorer Chart data of the Bahamas. Mainers can navigate the open waters with ease knowing that these new units include Garmin's proven easy-to-use interface design.

Features and Specifications:

Ultra-bright 4" diagonal QVGA display, 240 x 320 pixels - over 800 nits of brightness
NMEA 2000 certified for seamless integration with the Garmin marine lineup
Preloaded worldwide marine basemap
Compatible with GXM 51 for XM Satellite Radio and XM WX Satellite Weather
Built-in high-sensitivity GPS receiver
High-speed processor for fast screen redraws and smooth panning
Streamlined user interface makes it simple to select modes and features
Single SD memory card slot for BlueChart g2 Vision cards, as well as saving waypoints, routes and tracks to an SD card
Optional BlueChart g2 Vision cards provide marine chart detail and enhanced navigation features like Auto Guidance, satellite imagery, 3-D Mariner's Eye View and 3-D Fish Eye View
Backlit keypad for easy operation in low light conditions
Unit dimensions: 5.0"H x 5.7"W x 2.7"D
Power output: 500 watts (RMS) 4000 watts (peak to peak), dual beam
Depth: 1500 feet/500 meters (dual beam)
Use a dual frequency transducer 50 kHz (45 degrees), 200kHz (10 degrees) for maximum saltwater performance
Transom/trolling mount transducer
UltraScroll high rep rate sonar provides lightning-fast screen updates
AutoGain technology enhances target visibility
See-Thru technology shows weak and strong returns simultaneously
Water temperature log graphically records water temp data
A-scope
Whiteline
Adjustable depth line helps gauge desired fishing levels and bottom clearance
Split zoom display offers a closer look at fish targets and bottom structure
2X, 4X, and bottomlock zoom
Adjustable keel offset
Alarms for fish size, shallow water, deep water, and low battery

Return Policy

Your complete satisfaction is our #1 priority. We understand that purchasing on-line is sometimes difficult without being able to touch and feel the product. Because of this, we offer several return options to insure your shopping experience with us is a pleasant one.

To request a RMA (return authorization number):

Email Us to request a RMA or use the form at the bottom of our Contact Us page to create a support ticket. After you request a RMA, please sit tight and we will send you return instructions by e-mail.

We offer the following return options:

Returns will not be accepted without a RMA (return authorization number).
Returns due to our error or on products that are defective from the manufacturer will gladly be returned or exchanged at no cost.
Items may be returned for a refund (less shipping) within 30 days from when you received your shipment.* The item must be in new, resaleable, unused condition and in its original packaging.
A 15% processing fee will apply to all returns that are in un-saleable condition, or do not include the original packaging (boxes, labels, tags, etc.).
Products being returned must be shipped freight pre-paid; no COD's. (If the return is due to our error or product defect, we will provide you with a prepaid shipping label.)
Shipments refused by the customer are subject to a 15% processing fee. Original shipping and handling fees are non-refundable.
If your order originally qualified for and was shipped free, shipping charges will be deducted from the refund amount if the return causes your order total to drop below the required minimum for free shipping.
Refunds must be issued to the original payment method used. If the original payment method is not available, a store credit will be issued.

We do not accept returns on:

Any item that is returned more than 30 days after delivery.
Any item that is not in its original condition, is damaged, used, or is missing parts.
Special order, closeout, or discontinued products.
Software and Cartography
Liferafts

Guarantees and Warranties:

BOE Marine will stand behind all products we sell with regards to manufacturing defects in workmanship and material for 30 days. After 30 days defective products should be returned to the manufacturer for warranty repair. We will always do everything in our power to take care of the problem regardless of when purchased.

Please call if you have any questions.

* A 15% deduction may apply to certain items (like software or chart cards).

International Customers, please see our International Shipping Policy

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Multifunctions Displays - What you need to know

Garmin offers 5 series of multifinction displays. The 700 Series, 4000 Series, 5000 Series, 6000 Series, and 7000 Series. All series have the similar basic functionality in that they can all act as GPS/Chartplotters, Fishfinders and Radars. All also have the ability to do XM Weather and NMEA 2000.

The Garmin 700 Series is their basic 7" Touchscreen Multifunction Display. It has a built-in GPS antenna. It is not networkable but will interface via NMEA0183 or NMEA2000 with just about any unit on the market. The unit comes in 2 configurations. The version with a built-in Fishfinder has a "S" after the model number (example 740S). The unit that does not have the Fishfinder has no "S" (example 740). These units either come preloaded with US coastal charts or with a worldwide base map. Translated - the units with maps cover anything tidal along the US coast in fine detail. The units with basemaps basically have no maps on them and will need the optional Vision Card. Preloaded units have a 4 in the middle of the model (example 740S) and base units have a 2 in the middle (example 720).

Garmin 700 Series Lineup

720 - GPS w/Basemap, 7" Screen
720S - GPS/FF Combo w/Basemap, 7" Screen
740 - GPS w/US Coastal Maps, 7" Screen
740S - GPS/FF Combo w/US Coastal Maps, 7" Screen

The Garmin 4000 and 5000 Series have the exact same functionality, however the 4000 series uses buttons and the 5000 series is touchscreen. These units use external GPS antennas and are fully networkable with other 4000, 5000, 6000, and 7000 Series displays. To make them have Fishfinder capability a Garmin GSD-22 is required. These units have a hub built into them with 3 network ports enabling them to accept any combination of Garmin network add-ons like radar or XM weather. They are also capable of display video from sources like a DVD Player or Camera. Please see below for how to decipher model numbers.

The Garmin 6000 and 7000 Series are their flagship units, with the most capability and fastest speeds. In addition to doing everything the 4000 and 5000 series units, they also have Garmin's new G-Motion charting performance which puts near real-time data on the screen. If you want blazing fast perfomance these units are for you. See below for deciphering model numbers.

Here is how to decipher the model numbers. Lets use the 4212 as our example - the first digit is the series (In this case 4000 series). the second digit refers to cartography (a "0" means no preloaded charts, and a "2" means coastal USA charts are pre-loaded), and the third and fourth digits are the screen size (in this case 12")

Garmin 4000, 5000, 6000, and 7000 series units are fully networkable, so you can freely share data and peripherals like radar domes among screens. Garmin does not require a network hub like other brands as each unit literally has a hub built into the back.
When you add a Garmin G2 Vision Chart to these units a couple of new features get unlocked. The first is "auto Guidance". This feature enables you to put in a destination and the system will automatically generate a route for you to that destination. It takes your boat's depth and height into account to build a safe route. The 2nd feature is the "Fish Eye" view. This is a 3D view of the ocean bottom from behind your boat. The Vision chart adds several other features too, like high resolution satellite imagery to overlay on land and water, photos of points of interest like marinas and harbors, and it gives a 3D look to Garmin's Mariners Eye page which is their version of the highway function units have had for years to assist in following a route.

Garmin 4000 Series Lineup

4008 - No Charts, 8" Screen
4208 - USA Coastal Charts, 8" Screen
4010 - No Charts, 10" Screen
4210 - USA Coastal Charts, 10" Screen
4012 - No Charts, 12" Screen
4212 - USA Coastal Charts, 12" Screen

Garmin 5000 Series Lineup

5008 - No Charts , 8" Screen
5208 - USA Coastal Charts, 8" Screen
5012 - No Charts, 12" Screen
5212 - USA Coastal Charts, 12" Screen
5015 - No Charts, 15" Screen
5215 - USA Coastal Charts, 15" Screen

Garmin 6000 Series Lineup

6008 - No Charts, 8" Screen
6208 - USA Coastal Charts, 8" Screen
6012 - No Charts, 12" Screen
6212 - USA Coastal Charts, 12" Screen

Garmin 7000 Series

7012 - No Charts, 12" Screen
7212 - USA Coastal Charts, 12" Screen
7015 - No Charts, 12" Screen
7215 - USA Coastal Charts, 12" Screen

Peripherals - After you pick your screen size then pick your add-ons.

Radar - All Garmin Radars are 4kW. They are offered in multiple sizes. Domes in 18" and 24" and Open Arrays in 4' and 6'. Any radar is compatible with any radar-capable Garmin display. The most basic domes will be great for Navigation while the 6kW+ open arrays will work for finding birds for fisherman.

GMR18HD - 18" High Def Dome
GMR 24HD - 24" High Def Dome
GMR404 xHD - 4' Open Array
GMR406 xHD 6' Open Array
GMR604 xHD 4' 6kW Open Array
GMR606 XHD 6' 6kW Open Array
GMR1204 xHD 4' 12kW Open Array
GMR1206 xHD 6' 12kW Open Array

Fishfinder - To make any Garmin 4000, 5000, 6000 or 7000 Series display a Fishfinder you just need to add the GSD-22 Sounder Module. This is module has up to 2kW of power and is Digital. When connected to your Garmin network it will make any unit on the network a Fishfinder. The GSD-22 does not include a transducer.

GSD-22

XM Weather/Audio - To make your Garmin un it display weather you will need this. It will give you real-time weather overlayed on your chart, and XM audio that can output to your stereo. Everything needed is included.

GXM-51

Bundles - A few of the more popular Garmin Units are sold as a Bundle to include the Display, Fishfinder Module, and Weather Module. You will still need to add a transducer.

4208 Bundle
4212 Bundle

GPS and GPS/Fishfinder Combo Units - What you need to know.

Garmin has a series of GPS and GPS/FF Combo units called the 400 and 500 series. None of these are touchscreen. With these units the first digit of the model number refers to screen size, the second digit refers to cartography included, and the third digit is the screen quality ("1" is the basic screen, "6" is the high resolution screen). So the GPSMAP 546 has a 5" screen, USA Coastal Charts, and the high res screen.
If the unit is a combo unit which includes Fishfinder functionality there will be an "S" after the model number. So the 541S would be a Combo unit, the 541 would not.
The Combo units that end in "6" like the 546S also have a 1kW digital Fishfinder, which is an improvement over the 541S.
All of these units have built in GPS antennas so no external antenna is required. If you have a hardtop or otherwise need an external antenna they can be easily added, its called the GA-29.

Available Models

421 - 4" Screen, no charts
431 - 4" Screen, inland lake charts
441 - 4" Screen, USA Coastal Charts
421S - 4" Screen, no charts, built in fishfinder
431S - 4" Screen, inland lake charts, built in fishfinder
441S - 4" Screen, USA Coastal Charts, built in fishfinder
521 - 5" Screen, no charts
531 - 5" Screen, inland lake charts
541 - 5" Screen, USA Coastal Charts
526 - 5" Screen, no charts, high res
536 - 5" Screen, inland lake charts, high res
546 - 5" Screen, USA Coastal Charts, high res
521S - 5" Screen, no charts, built in fishfinder
531S - 5" Screen, inland lake charts, built in fishfinder
541S - 5" Screen, USA Coastal Charts, built in fishfinder
526S - 5" Screen, no charts, built in fishfinder, high res
536S - 5" Screen, inland lake charts, built in fishfinder, high res
546S - 5" Screen, USA Coastal Charts, built in fishfinder, high res

GA-29 External GPS Antenna (Optional)

AutoPilots - What you need to know

Garmin offers the best pilot on the market called the GHP10 Autopilot. It is based off of the popular TR1 pilot which was previously the best on the market. Leave it to Garmin to buy the best technology and improve it.
The GHP10 is NMEA2000 compatible so it will connect to any NMEA2000 display easily.
It is offered for all makes of engines both inboard and outboard.
It features a very intuitive color display
The GHP10 Corepack includes everything to install the pilot except for the pump. Garmin offers 3 pump sizes. Garmin has a Guide to help you determine the right size pump. Most people are opting for the 2.1 Pump as it is the quietest, and with todays silent 4 Strokes any extra noise on a boat is easily heard.

Instruments - What you need to know

Garmin has a whole new line of NMEA2000 based instruments. These all share a universal 3.5" color display called the GMI-10. From wind, to fuel flow, to engine data, the GMI-10 is a very flexible addition to any helm.

GMI-10 3.5" Color Display
GWS-10 Wind Package
GFS-10 Fuel Manager

Communications - What you need to know

Garmin has released a whole line-up of industry leading VHF Radios and AIS Devices. These radios feature Garmins great quality coupled with their very easy user interface.