Tech Specs

In The Box
Trolling motor mount
Transom mount
Split ring RJ45 connector
Documentation
Manual & Warranty
Do you have an old GPS unit lying around? The GPS Nation Trade In and Up program is a great way to trade in your old and used GPS for credit towards a new GPS. The choice is entirely yours! We’ve made the process simple and streamlined. Follow these simple steps, and you will be on your way to receiving credit towards your brand new GPS!
1. Get a quote
To get your free quote, provide your GPS type, manufacturer, model, and condition. Within 24 hours, you will receive a quote for the trade-in value of your current product. The GPS trade-in/trade-up form is at the bottom of this page.
2. Ship your product(s) for trade
After accepting our offer, pack your product(s) safely and ship them to us using the pre-paid shipping label provided to you. We will provide a confirmation email when your trade-in arrives at our warehouse. You have 30 days from the date you complete your on-line trade to ship the product to GPS Nation.
3. Make your purchase
Once we receive your product at our warehouse and we validate the stated condition, we will send you a confirmation email. If you elect to receive credit towards a new GPS at gpsnation.com, your store credit will be issued, and you are free to make your purchase.
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Tech Specs

In The Box
Trolling motor mount
Transom mount
Split ring RJ45 connector
Documentation
Manual & Warranty
Trade-In
Do you have an old GPS unit lying around? The GPS Nation Trade In and Up program is a great way to trade in your old and used GPS for credit towards a new GPS. The choice is entirely yours! We’ve made the process simple and streamlined. Follow these simple steps, and you will be on your way to receiving credit towards your brand new GPS!
1. Get a quote
To get your free quote, provide your GPS type, manufacturer, model, and condition. Within 24 hours, you will receive a quote for the trade-in value of your current product. The GPS trade-in/trade-up form is at the bottom of this page.
2. Ship your product(s) for trade
After accepting our offer, pack your product(s) safely and ship them to us using the pre-paid shipping label provided to you. We will provide a confirmation email when your trade-in arrives at our warehouse. You have 30 days from the date you complete your on-line trade to ship the product to GPS Nation.
3. Make your purchase
Once we receive your product at our warehouse and we validate the stated condition, we will send you a confirmation email. If you elect to receive credit towards a new GPS at gpsnation.com, your store credit will be issued, and you are free to make your purchase.
Overview
Garmin Panoptix PS31 (010-01284-01)
With the Garmin Panoptix PS31, you can see the bottom, structure, and fish swimming in front of your boat—all in real time, even while stationary. This forward-looking sonar provides two powerful viewing modes to enhance your fishing experience.
Key Features
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LiveVü Forward –
- Delivers real-time moving sonar images with a "live video" feel.
- See fish swimming toward or away from your boat, including baitfish, large targets, and even your lure.
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RealVü 3-D Forward –
- Provides a 3D sweep of the water column, updating every 1–4 seconds.
- Shows fish and structure ahead of your boat, helping you plan your next move.
- Panoptix All-Seeing Sonar – Unlike traditional sonar, Panoptix provides a live, real-time view of what's happening ahead and around your boat.
- Watch Fish in Action – See fish chasing your lure, reacting to bait, and swimming through the water column in 3D and real-time.
- Mounting Options Included – Comes with trolling motor and transom mounting kits for easy installation.
All-Seeing is Believing
Garmin revolutionized sonar technology with Panoptix, giving anglers a completely new perspective on fishing. With the Panoptix PS31, you'll see everything happening in front of your boat—live and in 3D. Whether you’re casting, retrieving, or scouting for fish, this is sonar like you’ve never seen before.
Note: If mounting on the transom, ensure it is positioned out of the water at speeds over 32 km/h (20 mph). At 40 km/h (25 mph) or higher, avoid submerging the transducer to prevent damage. For best results, consult a professional marine installer.