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I have two questions. When purchasing an FL-18, what is the difference between the pro and ultra pack? Transducer angle, small or large? — 1 Answer

by Joe, from MA, United States Asked on December 1, 2017

Name Vexilar FL-18 Ultra Pack Fish Finder
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Answered by Armando R., Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on December 27, 2017

PRO: "The Pro Pack II is a very functional case that comes with a digital battery status indicator to keep an eye on your battery status and a 9 amp hour 12 volt battery. It too has the one amp charger and this round case fits into a five gallon bucket. It has other things like a cable management system and even a Vexilar tackle box."

ULTRA: "It has a unique enclosed battery compartment with a master on/off control switch design. It has remote charging ports, a great cable storage system and also comes with a tackle box. The over-all case offers a taller, easier to reach feature plus it fits into a five gallon bucket."

The angle is up to the user.

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