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This is a 10-inch touchscreen chartplotter sold without a transducer, paired with a LiveScope Plus live-scanning sonar system. It runs Garmin Navionics+ U.S. Inland and Coastal mapping out of the box and supports the full LiveScope lineup, plus Ultra High-Definition scanning and CHIRP sonar when you add a compatible transducer. The bright, sunlight-readable display and multi-band GPS suit anglers who fish structure and want real-time forward or down view. Against smaller ECHOMAP UHD2 units it gives a larger screen and wireless sharing of sonar, waypoints and routes, but you supply the transducer and pay more than a basic combo.
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Owners of the ECHOMAP Ultra 2 series praise the bright, responsive touchscreen and the clarity of LiveScope images. The main complaints are the cost of adding transducers and mapping upgrades, and the learning curve of the sonar menus.
The Garmin ECHOMAP Ultra 2 106sv is a 10-inch touchscreen chartplotter with a sunlight-readable display. It comes with Garmin Navionics+ U.S. Inland & Coastal mapping. This version does not include a transducer.
It supports the full lineup of Garmin LiveScope live-scanning sonar, and the transducers are sold separately. It also supports Panoptix sonar. Sonar color palettes are high-contrast to help tell targets from structure.
It has a multi-band GPS receiver that supports multiple satellite constellations. It can share sonar, waypoints and routes wirelessly with one other compatible ECHOMAP Ultra 2 or ECHOMAP UHD2 chartplotter. This works only as a one-to-one unit connection, and LiveScope sonar cannot be shared this way.
