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Navman 4430, 4431, 4432, 4433 Fishfinder

Nov
18
2005

Not to be outdone by all of Garmin’s recent fishinder releases, Navman announced a new series of grayscale fishfinders as well. The Navman FISH 4400 series consists of four new models, the 4430, 4431, 4432 and 4433, and replaces the company’s existing monochrome sounder line-up. Offering a greatly increased display resolution, twice the ping rate of its predecessors for better shallow water performance, and maintaining Navman’s functional styling and ease of use, fishermen now have several new and exciting choices for accessing the information they need to improve their time on the water.

Each device in the 4400 series fishfinder line offers a varied feature set, allowing boaters to select the device that makes the most sense for their needs. Key features of each model include:

Navman FISH 4433

  • 16-level grayscale screen
  • 250W RMS power
  • 360×240 Resolution Display
  • Variable Alarms with Speaker Output
  • Depth, Temp and Speed Readout
  • Navman Fuel Computer
  • Mercury SmartCraftTM Compatibility
  • Sonar History Playback
  • Depth and Temp Readout
  • Sonar History Playback

Navman FISH 4432

  • 16-level grayscale screen
  • 250W RMS power
  • 360×240 Resolution Display
  • Variable Alarms with Speaker Output

Navman FISH 4431

  • 4-level grayscale screen
  • 150W RMS power
  • 160×120 Resolution Display
  • Multiple Alarms
  • Depth, Temp and Speed Readout

Navman FISH 4430

  • 4-level grayscale screen
  • 150W RMS power
  • 160×120 resolution display
  • Multiple Alarms
  • Depth and Temp Readout

All four fishfinder models feature Auto Range, Auto Gain, Sonar and History display, adjustable screen zoom and bottom lock. Each FISH 4400 series device comes with a transom mount transducer and includes a swivel and tilt bracket.

7 Responses


  1. My Navman 4430 is only one year old it is fogged up to the point I can not read it.What is my course of action to get it repaired? .Thank you for your response.

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    Hampton L.Spivey - August 13th, 2008
  2. I’m not certain what to suggest other than contacting Navman.

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    Tim - August 13th, 2008
  3. I have problems getting in touch with Navman,could someone possibly have a number.Thank you.

    Reply
    Hampton L.Spivey - August 13th, 2008
  4. Having trouble with 4430, screen will not change, stays on 600 foot screen and stops showing depths How do I correct or where do I send in for repair

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    Addison, Terry - September 13th, 2008
  5. i have a Navman 4430 after a few minutes on the water it goes to 1.3 feet of depth and stays there anyone have this problem before? and how do i fix it?

    Reply
    Ed - September 22nd, 2008
  6. have you transom mount transduce for navman fish 4431

    Reply
    marin - October 5th, 2008

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