Humminbird MEGA 360 Imaging Universal

Humminbird 411390-1 MEGA 360 Imaging Universal is a versatile and powerful tool for every boat. With MEGA 360 Imaging, you can now see every detail in every direction. Whether you are trolling or using Spot-Lock, this imaging system is independently mounted, ensuring that your sonar picture remains unchanged even as the trolling motor turns.

One of the great features of this transducer is that it offers two operation modes. You can choose between MEGA 360 Imaging or Side Imaging. This flexibility allows you to view a MEGA 360 Imaging view or use the transducer as a MEGA Side Imaging sonar source by selecting the Side Imaging operation mode.

Another convenient feature of the Humminbird 411390-1 is the ability to mark waypoints directly on the MEGA 360 Imaging screen. These waypoints will update as your boat position changes, making it easy to find and cast to fish and structure.

The package includes the MEGA 360 Imaging transducer with an attached power cable and transducer cable. It also comes with a 10' SOLIX transducer extension cable, a 10' HELIX transducer adapter cable, a 10' MEGA 360 power cable, and an adjustable aluminum MEGA 360 Imaging mounting bracket with a depth retaining ring for the shaft.

Now let's answer a few common questions about this product:

1. Does this unit work with the Helix 12 CHIRP SI GPS G2N?

You have to have a mega unit with either mega down imaging or mega side imaging.

2. Does this unit come with the Humminbird 7-pin mega 360 and 2d/mdi y cable that allows for the connection to compatible Helix units?

No, it does not come with the y cable.

3. I’m looking for something to help locate rocks just below the surface while trolling. Would this unit display the rocks ahead?

No, the 360 is an incredible stationary tool. The 2D, mega down, and side imaging are for use while in motion. However, the Mega Live forward-facing radar could be used for what you're describing, but it won't be available until September.

4. Will this work with Helix 7 Mega SI and DI?

Yes, it will work with the GN3s.