The FCV-1150 is a high-performance color fish finder designed for a wide range of professional fishing operations. It features a 12.1" high-brightness bonded LCD with an AR-coated glass filter and an anti-polarized sunglass filter, ensuring exceptional visibility even in direct sunlight. Users can select from 8, 16, or 64-color echo presentations, with color variations corresponding to the strength of the returned signal.

Equipped with the Furuno free synthesizer (FFS) transceiver, the FCV-1150 offers a flexible selection of operating frequencies, allowing users to choose any two frequencies between 28 and 200 kHz to best match their fishing needs. The output power is adjustable between 1, 2, and 3 kW. Additionally, various display modes and intuitive functions provide skippers with clear and actionable information for efficient fishing operations.

The seabed's top layer is displayed in white, allowing for clear differentiation between the seabed structure and bottom fish returns. Unlike the conventional "white line" function, which applies to the strongest echoes, the white edge function enhances seabed and bottom fish discrimination by rendering a fine, precise line above the bottom contour. This remains consistent regardless of gain settings or display colors, ensuring superior clarity and accuracy.

Furuno's advanced post-processing gain control applies your gain adjustments not only to new echoes but also to all previously displayed echoes on the screen. This allows you to instantly compare past and current echoes with different gain settings, helping you quickly identify the optimal setting for your conditions. No more waiting for the screen to refresh, see the effects of your adjustments in real time!

When Furuno transducers are connected and correctly configured for your fish finder model, the available operating frequency range is automatically registered and displayed in the menu. You can seamlessly adjust the frequency within this range at any time. For instance, with the Furuno CA82B-35R transducer, you can select any frequency between 66 and 109 kHz. This flexibility is especially beneficial for vessels targeting multiple species or minimizing interference from other fish finders operating nearby.