A highly useful tool for fishing and underwater exploration, the Aqua-Vu AV 715C Underwater Camera with 7" LCD Monitorfrom Aqua-Vu AV 715C Underwater Camera with 7" LCD Monitorallows you to study marine life and environments at a maximum depth of 50'. Stay dry topside in your boat while using the monitor to view what the camera sees below the surface. This system is ideal for saltwater, freshwater, and ice fishing, but may also be used for various other applications, such as explorations and inspections.

The camera features a color CMOS image sensor for streaming live video feed to the monitor, which is connected via the supplied 50' cable. Additionally, the camera is equipped with 6 LED lights to enhance visibility in dark conditions, and offers a wide 92° angle of view for ample coverage. The extremely compact form factor and a shape resembling that of a fish help you to avoid spooking the sea life you're viewing.

Power to the underwater viewing system is provided by the internal, rechargeable, 12V, sealed lead acid battery, which fits securely inside the monitor base, or by an optional external battery. As an added bonus, a padded, weatherproof case is included so you can store and transport the system with ease.

50' Depth Rating, 50' Cable Length    Live Video Feed    Camera with CMOS Image Sensor    92° Angle of View    Adjustable LED Lighting    7" LCD Screen with Video Out & Sunshield    Internal Battery & External 12V Battery    Padded Weatherproof Case Included

• When fishing from a boat or pier, lower camera into the water, use the monitor to locate fish and determine species and size
• When ice-fishing, lower camera into the water through a hole in the ice, use the monitor to view fish as they approach, see how fish react to different types of bait, lures, colors, and movements (fish and view through same hole or use one hole for fishing and another for viewing)
• Exploring underwater sea life and environments
• Checking waters for safety before going swimming
• Performing inspections under your boat

• Insert supplied cable into rear slot on camera's stabilizing fin, causing lens to point downward
• Fin keeps camera pointed in the direction your boat is traveling
• Raise or lower cable with your hand to move camera up and down
• Let cable out or take it in as needed, depending on depth and boat speed
• Recommended camera speed for optimal viewing is less than 1.7 knots / 2 mph
• Optional, adjustable ICE-POD can be set over hole when ice-fishing and can hold cable for you
• Optional MO-POD 3 motorized, remote-controlled unit offers convenient hands-free camera rotation
• Camera orientation can be controlled using optional weights

• Camera with color CMOS image sensor
• Does not capture video or photos, but streams live video from underwater to topside 7" color LCD monitor, which features adjustable viewing angle and flip-up sun shield for better visibility
• Video out jack for connecting monitor to handheld camcorder, video recorder, or a larger NTSC external monitor, such as a TV. If connecting to a camcorder, you can view and record video at the same time. Use any optional RCA-style patch cord, which comes with most camcorders
• Ideal for use on large boat with built-in video system, or in winter "fish house"
• Adjustable LED lights to enhance your view of the world beneath the surface

• On/Off
• Camera LEDs
• Brightness adjustment
• Buttons are backlit when ambient light is low

• Runs on rechargeable, 12V, 7Ah, sealed lead acid battery, which fits securely into monitor base
• Included charger plugs directly into battery's port and other end goes into 120 VAC outlet
• Charger features LED status indicator: Red for drained or charging battery, green for 80 - 100% charged battery
• Designed to prevent overcharging
• Fully-charged battery will operate the Aqua-Vu continuously for up to 6 hours
• Optional larger, external 12V battery also available for powering the unit for a longer period of time
• Supplied power cord with cigarette lighter adapter for on-the-go charging
• Optional power cord with alligator clips available
• Viewing system is equipped with a fuse to protect against damage if battery is improperly connected

• Depth rating: 50'
• Includes 50' of cable
• Shaped like a black fish to avoid scaring off real fish
• Corrosion resistant to withstand effects of saltwater
• Features stainless steel hardware

• Includes a padded, weatherproof protective case for safe storage and carrying
• Sun shield doubles as screen protector for travel

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How deep can it go?

A: The Aqua-Vu Strike-Vu HD Lure Underwater Camera can handle a depth up to 30 meters.

Q: 2. Does it come with a case?

A: A case is not included.

Q: 3. Dose this have any latency? we are planing to buy for Panasonic AG-UX180 cameras for live events as a on-camera monitors. Thank you for the help.

A: if it does, no one has mentioned to us. Which would mean that it is minuscule.

Q: 4. can you display the mounting holes of this monitor?

A: What is your question?

Q: 5. How long does this monitor last on a Watson NP-F770?

A: You should expect to get around 5-6 hours of battery life with a Watson NP-F770, B&H # WANPF770.

Q: 6. what is max usable depth. If boat is drifting? if boat is moving at 4 MPH?

A: The Aqua-Vu Multi-Vu Pro Gen 2 Underwater Viewing System is not to be submerged but will include a waterproof hdmi cable.

Q: 7. What is the thread on the bottom of the unit?

A: 1/4 - 20

Q: 8. What is recommended milliAmp/Amp and/or Wattage rating of the external power supply? (Thanks for the 7.5-24 VDC range previously answered. If the powersupply is plugged into the monitor will/can it also change the L-series battery?

A: I just used a 12V 2A adapter for an external HDD and it is working perfectly.For Charging, I measured 11.8V on the L-Battery bracket, so I think it will charge (contact the manufacturer to get a better answer on this)

Q: 9. this monitor work for Sony FDR ax100 4k ?

A: I have Nikon D810.You have to contact manufacturer

Q: 10. Hello i would like to know what the view is of the camera what distance?

A: Depending on the clarity of the water our general rule is you can see twice as far as with your eyes.