Name: Garmin All-in-One Livescope Ice Fishing Power Cable
SKU: MBMQ1537689302
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Garmin All-in-One Livescope Ice Fishing Power Cable

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Garmin All-in-One Livescope Ice Fishing Power Cable

Garmin All-in-One Livescope Ice Fishing Power Cable

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~~$49.99~~ $39.99

SKU: MBMQ1537689302

Availability: In stock

Product Details Unlock the full potential of your ice fishing adventures with the Garmin All-in-One Livescope Ice Fishing Power Cable. This essential accessory connects your Panoptix LiveScope System or Panoptix PS22 transducer directly to the battery of your compatible Panoptix ice fishing bundle, ensuring you stay powered up and ready for action. Designed with convenience in mind, it features a handy charge port plug and a built-in 10A fuse holder for added protection and peace of mind. This power cable not only streamlines your setup but also enhances your overall fishing experience by delivering reliable performance, even in the most frigid conditions. With the Garmin All-in-One Power Cable, you can focus on what matters mosttracking fish and making memories on the ice. Direct connection: Easily connects your LiveScope System or PS22 transducer to your ice fishing bundles battery Convenient charge port plug: Keep your devices powered without hassle 10A fuse holder included: Provides essential protection for your equipment Reliable performance: Built to endure the cold, ensuring consistent power when you need it most Streamlined setup: Simplifies your ice fishing rig, allowing you to spend more time fishing and less time setting up Manufacturers limited warranty Prop 65 Warning FishUSA Customer Reviews (1) Write a Review 5 Livescope power harness Posted by Jeff Corsbie on February 20, 2026 Worked great for converting my livescope from the boat to an ice fishing unit. The boat was hard wired to the livescope, so I didnt want to mess with that every winter and spring. Worked great for converting my livescope from the boat to an ice fishing unit. The boat was hard wired to the livescope, so I didnt want to mess with that every winter and spring.