The Humminbird HELIX 5 CHIRP/GPS G3 Portable brings a full-featured fishing system to any water you can reach. The 5" widescreen color display pairs with Dual Spectrum CHIRP 2D sonar, giving you detailed fish arches and clear bottom structure before you ever wet a line. Built-in GPS with Humminbird Basemap covers more than 10,000 lakes plus continental U.S. coastal waters, while AutoChart Live lets you chart depth contours, bottom hardness, and vegetation in real time. The complete portable package — shuttle, battery bag, suction cup transducer, power cable, and mounting hardware — means setup is quick wherever you launch.

Features:

• Keypad control with softkey menus lets you access pre-loaded views and operate the unit reliably in any conditions
• Soft-sided portable carrying case protects the unit during transport
• Dual Spectrum CHIRP 2D sonar powered by a Low-Q CHIRP transducer; Wide Mode maximizes coverage while Narrow Mode resolves fine detail
• Internal GPS with Humminbird Basemap covers 10,000+ lakes and continental U.S. coastal areas, including buoys, day markers, hazards, marinas, contours, and depth markers
• Compatible with optional Humminbird LakeMaster® and CoastMaster™ charts, as well as Navionics® chart options
• AutoChart Live creates real-time maps with depth contours, bottom hardness, and vegetation; includes 8 hours of built-in recording and supports AutoChart Zero Line SD cards for expanded capacity
• In the box: control head, shuttle, bag, suction cup mount transducer, power cable, gimbal mounting bracket, and mounting hardware
• 1-Year Limited Warranty

Specifications:

• Display Size (Diagonal): 5"
• Display Pixel Matrix: 800H x 480V
• Sonar Standard: Dual Spectrum CHIRP
• Sonar Coverage: 20°, 42° & 60° @ -10dB
• Sonar Optional: 50 kHz, 50/Low Airmar CHIRP
• CHIRP Frequencies Supported: 83/200 (75–155/130–250 kHz), Full Mode (150–220 kHz), Narrow Mode (180–240 kHz), Wide Mode (140–200 kHz)
• Sonar Frequencies Supported: 50/80/200 kHz
• Depth Capability: 1,200 ft (standard transducer), 3,000 ft (optional 50 kHz transducer)