Altimeter

Supplier:: Second-hand sale
Product no :: E.SF3.SP.010-S

Programmable sonar depth sensor including POM support for the EIVA ScanFish ROTV range.

The PSA-916 is a low cost, lightweight altimeter designed for diverse applications in the marine environment.

It provides the user with high resolution altitude/range data while simultaneously outputting data through a digital serial port.

A wide beam angle provides for reliable and accurate range measurements under the most severe operational conditions.

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