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The old garmin 182 finally died. Any suggestions on the best gps for under $600. Fiishing Big Lake and Vermillion Bay area out of SW pass.
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Just got Garmin 541S with my new boat and really like it. Easy to use and the US Coastal Map comes preloaded and has some really good detail. I looked at the 545S, but the cost would have put me over the top on what I wanted to spend, so I took the 541 and thus far it has been a good choice.
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little mre than that but lowrance hds5
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I got a Garmin as well, easy to use I love it
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garmin 441s
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My 441s does great inshore and in deep water(had it 800ft and it did fine).......I wouldn't want a touch screen.....a few oily finger prints and you cant see anything
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i have the 441s also, great unit. and yes those finger prints suck.
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441s, 541s, and 546s are the most common units. Very easy to use and chart has good detail for the area.
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If you are looking for a garmin check out these redhot deals!
http://huntnfish.com/showthread.php/...n-Blowout-Sale |
man i want that 740s!
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Doesn't include transponder or the radar |
thats to much cash . . . . maybe in my next boat lol
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I love my HDS 7 and 5. I can tell you when I am on a reef or not by looking at the sonar. That said, I don't think any of them are "bad" any more.
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lowrance elite5
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Garmin 441 is $100 off at West Marine. Got a flyer in the mail today.
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