Easy-to-use multi-touch screen, TotalScan transducer, and support for radar so you can fish like a pro!The GO12 XSE chartplotter navigation display is a great way to expand the capabilities of sportboats, cruisers, and smaller center consoles with plug-and-play support for Simrad Broadband Radar and Halo Pulse Compression radar systems.Behind a super-bright, multi-touch widescreen display lies a built-in GPS receiver, GoFree Wi-Fi, and industry standard NMEA 2000 connectivity. Connect with smartphones and tablets, control your onboard sound system, monitor engine data, and choose from an array of built-in sonar technology to cruise with confidence and find fish like a pro.Key FeaturesEasy to use multi-touch interfaceFull-featured chartplotter with widest available cartography support (Insight, Navionics, C-MAP)Radar display for Simrad Broadband 3G/4G and Halo Pulse Compression radar systemsIncludes Navionics + chartsPlan smarter with TripIntel technology12-inch flush or bracket mount displayWidescreen with bright LED backlightHigh-speed 10 Hz GPS receiverIncludes TotalScan transducer for medium/high frequency CHIRP sonar and StructureScan HD imagingBuilt-in GoFree Wi-FiDual microSD card slotsCompatible with the Simrad WM-3 SiriusXM satellite weather module (North America only)NMEA 2000 compatibleIncluded Cartography: Navionics +Optional Cartography: C-MAP MAX-N, Navionics, Insight, Insight Genesis, and NV Digital ChartsReceiver Type: 10Hz internal GPSData Interface: NMEA 2000, Ethernet (radar), sonarTransmit Power: 500WTransducer: TotalScan transom mount SkimmerDimensions: 12 3/16"W x 8 5/8"H x 3 1/4"DVoltage: 10-17V DCWaterproof Rating: IPX6 and IPX7What's in the BoxGO XSESun coverPanel mount gasketCaps (2x, on NMEA 2000 and Sonar connectors); The GO9 XSE has an additional cap for the Radar connectorTotalScan transom mount transducer and hardwareFuse holder (ATC blade)Fuse (3 amp)Power cablePanel mount screws (4x #10 x 1/2" PN HD SS)U Bracket mount screws (4x #10 x 3/4" PN HD SS)U BracketBracket knobs (2x)Documentation