The HDS-10 Gen2 has intuitively simple operation through the combination of an easy-to-understand menu system, plus programmable soft keys for instant display of favorite page views.

Available in a variety of transducer-pack options:

• 83/200 kHz for inland/freshwater uses.
• 50/200 kHz for deeper Great Lakes/coastal saltwater uses
• Also compatible with Airmar® in-hull or thru-hull transducers for up to 1 kW operation – for deeper, saltwater applications

Two waterproof SD card slots to load high-detail charting options. Users can also and save sonar and navigational data, and upload future HDS software feature updates.

HDS built-in cartography options:

• Americas*: Enhanced U.S. basemap, or intuitive, life-like Insight USA™ mapping.
• Worldwide (non-Americas): Navionics® world background map

All HDS models are fully compatible with mapping solutions including Insight HD and Fishing Hot Spots® PRO, as well as Navionics® Gold, Platinum and Platinum+ with TurboView® for the best possible chartplotter experience.

• New, fastest HDS® ever
• Realtime StructureMap™ capability
• Built-in, award-winning BroadbandSounder™
• Super-accurate, internal GPSantenna
• High-bright, sunlight-viewable display with LED backlighting.
• TrackBack™ feature to review sonar history and save waypoints on keylocations.
• Built-in Insight™ USA mapping options (Americas models) or Navionics® world background map.
• High-detail mapping options including Insight HD, Fishing Hot Spots® PRO, as well as Navionics® Platinum+ with TurboVIew™
• NMEA 2000® and high-speed Ethernet networking options
• Two-year limited warranty plus Lowrance 5-Year Advantage coverage

Lowrance Structure Scan LSS-1
New, Panoramic LSS-1 StructureScan™ Sonar Imager with Exclusive DownScan Imaging™ Feature for Lowrance HDS®.

Features that work together to set Lowrance StructureScan™ sonar imaging apart. All screen images are actual, unretouched on-the-water sonar recordings.

Select SideScan full-screen viewing for supercrisp detail with 480 ft./146 m side-to-side underwater coverage. The amazing StructureScan™ imaging feature shows targets as well as their imaging scan shadows – game fish and baitfish alike.

You cover more water in less time while targeting fish and fish-holding structure with superb detail. Plus, with the unique TrackBack™ tool, you can easily scroll back in sonar history to find locations and set waypoints.

New DownScan Imaging™ Advantage
Welcome to the incredible and innovative new dimension in Lowrance fish-finding -- high-detail sonar image scanning focused straight down below your boat!

Employ this exclusive StructureScan™ feature, and there’s no more guessing. Submerged timber looks exactly like timber. So do brush, pilings and stumps. You get the picture. Or, you will with your Lowrance HDS display.

SideScan + DownScan Imaging™ Edge
Merging Lowrance side and down sonar scans in split-screen gives you the absolute best of both worlds in high-detail panoramic imaging for fish- and structure-finding on your HDS display.

SideScan for wide-area surveys. DownScan Imaging™ for more well-defined scrutiny. Together, the clearest way to view and attack sweet spots ever devised. Cursor over locations for helpful depth and distance detail for new precision in bait or lure presentations. Or, to set a waypoint.

You’ve never seen anything like this before. Because there’s never been anything like it before.

DownScan Imaging™ + 2D Sonar WOW Factor
Here’s an exclusive new Lowrance advantage that’s nothing less than astounding and incredibly helpful.

Even with the exceptional Broadband Sounder™ technology built into most HDS models, traditional 2D sonar displays can be tricky to interpret. Timber, dock pilings and cables, rocks and other structure can look like a school of large fish. Or, a stack of large fish may be mistaken for structure.

Not any more. Compare DownScan Imaging™ with 2D HDS sonar viewing in split-screen, and you’ll remove all doubt.

The StructureScan™ sonar imaging 455/800 kHz transducer works in tandem with your HDS 2D sonar transducer without cross-talk interference.

Plus, as an added benefit, comparing the two helps you learn to "read” 2D sonar displays with much greater accuracy.

Good thing for you. Not exactly good news for fish.