- Does the Axiom 2 RV 12 include a transducer?
- No. The unit has built-in RealVision 3D sonar processing, but you need a compatible RV transducer to use it. Check that your transducer is on Raymarine's compatibility list.
- Can I use it for both cruising and fishing?
- Yes. It handles charts and navigation alongside down, side and 3D sonar, so one screen covers both. A 12-inch display gives enough room to split chart and sonar views.
- Does it have built-in GPS?
- Yes. The GPS antenna is built in, so you don't need an external receiver for position fixes. That simplifies installation on most boats.
- Will it connect to my radar and autopilot?
- It works with Raymarine radar, autopilot and AIS over the boat's network. Other brands' gear may need adapters or may not integrate fully.
- Is the 12-inch screen too big for a small boat?
- It needs a fair amount of dash space. Measure your helm panel before buying; smaller Axiom 2 models fit tighter consoles.
- How does it compare with the original Axiom?
- The Axiom 2 line brings a faster processor and updated LightHouse 4 software. The RV version adds RealVision 3D sonar, which the base Axiom lacks.
- Where is the Raymarine Axiom 2 RV 12 Chartplotter Fishfinder cheapest?
- At Campingworld, for $3,199.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Raymarine Axiom 2 RV 12 Chartplotter Fishfinder?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including West Marine, Campingworld.