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Anyone have one of these old units? I'm having a problem with mine and It would be very helpful if I could just plug in my chart card into another machine.
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I have a Garmin 76 Handheld GPS with mounting stand for sale. Would be good as a backup or for a Kayak. Asking $50 plus $5 shipping. Will do Pay Pal or money order. Thanks for looking.
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Have to load software update on new unit on robalo 20. Great unit but in dash so have to access from the CC and requires a micro SD card. Card slot seems big for this, but customer service assures me it will fit. Any advice before I open up the back of the cc to diy this?
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I bounce between north central New Jersey and Long Island, can meet somewhere, or I can Fed Ex next day anywhere for $25 Everything is new and unused. Humminbird Helix 7 G2N fish finder and chart plotter with Chirp, Side Imaging, GPS - paid $850 (pouch with manual opened) Upgraded high definition transducer from Humminbird - XHS 9 HDSI 180 T part number 710201 - paid $281.89 unopened BerleyPro Hobie Humminbird adapter - paid $59.99 unopened AutoChart Pro DVD Mapping Software with Zero Lines Micro Card, bottom hardness and side imaging - paid $186.95 (pouch with manual/software opened, zero lines card unopened) Nocqua Pro Power Kit 10A battery, water resistant lithium battery kit - paid $120 (unopened) I have over $1500 invested. Fishfinder, transducer, battery, adapter never used. I might have registered the autochart software but can transfer to you. Asking $1200 or best reasonable offer. Prefer to sell as a package, but will split if necessary.
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There’s always a catch with something free. It’s missing the mount that gets connected to the boat or kayak and the plastic transducer mount. Comes with all wiring and the transducer. Everything worked when I disconnected it. Must be picked up, I’m just outside of Philadelphia. I have no use for it anymore and I’d like to see this ending up with someone who will actually use it.
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I have this radio. I bought it last year and it was during the summer so I did not study the manual but used it to listen to bar conditions and monitored the coast guard. This radio has a gps but no plotter. It has a built in gps antenna in the radio but has very little range. It does however have the ability to mark waypoints. I was reading in the manual and think I read that it will mark waypoints itself. I am wondering if any of you have this radio. What I would like to do is follow another boat out to a reef where they catch ling cod and rock bass. I think I might be able to follow another boat and the radio would mark waypoints all the way out with out doing it manually I think the book called it pinning. Can this be done or do I have to mark waypoints myself on the way out to the reef?
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I've got the SIMRAD GO7 XSE and I'm looking to upgrade my maps, and I'm not sure which to choose. I'll be using it in the northeast coastal waters, mostly fishing NJ bays, inlets, ocean. Does anyone have experience with the Navionics Platinum? I think this is my current choice. What about the Insight/Genesis/GoFree stuff? Any other recommendations?
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Eagle Nav (Lowrance) FishElite 480 - $175 shipped All components except the head unit and GPS dome are new in box, head unit and dome have been on my boat attached to existing power supply/transducer and perform flawlessly. -Navionics Gold chip, USA East (eligible for Navionics upgrade program) -Head unit -Mounting gimbal -Power supply cord -GPS dome receiver -GPS extension cord (for locating GPS dome far from head unit) -Transducer and cable -Installation instructions, hardware 5" diagonal greyscale (NOT COLOR) screen Full specs at http://www.eaglenav.com/Products/Fishfinder-Chartplotters/FishElite-480/
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A few months ago, I was looking at upgrading to a newer FF/Chartplotter. Went with the Lowrance Elite 7 Chirp. It was the right price and had all of the features I wanted, and I've always liked the Lowrance products I've used. I have read the the chartplotter function can perform slow sometimes because of an underpowered processor but I was willing to take the risk. Fast forward to now, and I see Lowrance has a totally new line out that looks very similar to the Elite series. Sifting through all the marketing jargon, I can't seem to find the difference between the Elite series and the Hook series. The Hook 7 is the same price the Elite I bought so I'm thinking about making the exchange. Anyone have any experience with the new Hook series? Can anyone make out the difference between the two models? Might just be a rebranding of the unit. I always see that Garmin just came out with the Striker series, combo units in the same price range as the Hook. Anyone know anything about this?
