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05-19-2015, 06:44 PM #1
Let me guess the 520C was an Eagle which was the economy line for Lowrance! I liked them better than the Lowrance units. They all used the same transducers before the down-vision became popular.
Have heard some really good reviews on the Elite 7 there are allot of happy users out there and the price is very reasonable also. I bought a new Airmar Transducer model P66 for my HDS unit but still was not sure the HDS unit would work as intended, and the jury is still out on the HDS unit to date, but it is much better. LOL, It may just be the operator!!!! I also purchased a Raymarine Dragonfly 7 GPS/Sonar/Downvison and am happy with its performance so far. The Dragonfly7 is basically a plug and play stand alone unit that is extremely easy to operate without all of menus and pages buttons to learn. I just love the chirp technology that it provides and the crystal clear sonar images it displays. Those tasty little perch can no longer hide in the clutter a standard sonar produces.Last edited by wakina; 05-19-2015 at 08:41 PM. Reason: finish post
Wakina
23 foot Pro Line
HDS 5X Sonar
HDS 5M GPS
Navonics chip, model #DMSD/649P+
Platinum Plus Lake Erie and Lake St Clair Marine.
Raymarine Dragonfly7 Sonar-Downvision-GPS combo with chirp technology.
Navonics Hotmaps Premium East chip
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