Quick Summary
The Garmin GPSMAP 1042xsv is a 10-inch marine chartplotter paired in this configuration with a GT52HW-TM transducer. The listed features include Navionics+ mapping, Traditional CHIRP, SideVu and ClearVu sonar, along with Garmin connectivity and navigation features.
Key Details
| Detail | Product information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Model and display size | Garmin 010-01740-60 GPSMAP 1042xsv, identified as a 10-inch chartplotter. |
| Transducer | GT52HW-TM is named in the configuration. Check that its installation and connections suit the vessel. |
| Mapping and sonar | Navionics+ and preloaded maps are identified, along with Traditional CHIRP, SideVu and ClearVu sonar. Check chart coverage for the waters where you plan to navigate. |
| Connectivity and navigation | Features include built-in ANT connectivity, ActiveCaptain app connectivity, SailAssist and GPX waypoint transfer. Confirm that the devices and functions you plan to use are supported by your setup. |
Key Features Explained
A chartplotter presents marine chart information for navigation, while sonar provides underwater information. The named mapping and sonar features serve different purposes, so check that the chart coverage and sonar configuration match what you need on your vessel.
What to Compare Before Buying
- Installation fit: Check available mounting space and confirm that the chartplotter and GT52HW-TM transducer can be installed in the intended locations.
- Chart coverage: The presence of Navionics+ and preloaded maps does not establish which geographic areas are covered. Confirm coverage for your intended waters.
- Connectivity: If ANT, ActiveCaptain or GPX waypoint transfer matters to your setup, check support for the particular devices and functions you plan to use.
Before You Decide
Confirm the exact 010-01740-60 configuration, GT52HW-TM transducer, chart coverage and installation fit. Check the unit’s physical dimensions against the available mounting space before planning installation.
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