Digital Depth & Battery Gauge

The FL Digital Depth Indicator is the first digital display to show depth at all times when your Vexilar flasher is on while still being able to get the status of your battery with the touch of the button. The FL Digital Depth Indicator (model DD-100) gives anglers what they have been asking for, Digital Depth. Now you can easily and quickly attach the FL Digital Depth Indicator to your transducer cable from your FL series Flasher sonar and get an instant digital depth reading. Designed to fit in place of the popular D-130 or T-130 battery indicators, Vexilar has been selling for years. You can easily outfit your Pro Pack, Ultra Pack or Genz Pack with the DD-100. 

The DD-100 not only gives you digital depth, but also gives you the battery status by pressing a button. When not in use, the DD-100 goes to sleep, so you no longer have to worry about draining your battery when not in use. Installation is easy. Simply unplug your transducer from the back of your Vexilar and plug into the DD-100 connector. Take the other end of the DD-100 and plug it into the back of your Vexilar. Attach the red power lead from the FL Digital Depth Indicator to the positive terminal post of your battery. A piggy-back terminal has been provided for easy connection to the Genz or Pro Pack. If you have an Ultra pack, please go to the Vexilar web site for detailed mounting instructions. Finally, place the FL Digital Depth Indicator where the old battery indicator was and attach with either plastic push pins or use a small bolt and lock nut. 

Features:

• Gives Any Vexilar Flasher the Ability to Show a Digital Depth Display
• Can Be Used on Any Vexilar FL Series Flasher Ever Made, Including Older Hondex, Si-tex and Micronar FL-8's
• Displays Battery Status By A Simple Push of a Button
• Display Lighted for Use After Dark
• Water Resistant & Easy Installation

Specifications:

• Maximum Depth: 199 Feet
• Power Draw OFF: 124uA
• Power Draw ON: 21mA

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to .