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Jake, if you're considering a move away from Garmin, consider that you may have had a lemon. In my experience Garmin is fantastic and offers better warranty and support than most companies. If you call the Garmin hotline you're talking to an american fella. Their support is not outsourced. 

 

I've used Raymarine and was quite happy with that unit.

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They all have there nitch, I have a Lorance on my big boat and a helix on my small boat. I love them both.


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What you are running for a transducer..not just the head unit?  I am running a Garmin 7607xsv with Garmin GT51M-TM and 7608 slave unit networked and it is bar far, the best combo I have run. I run the fishfinder on the 8 and use the 7 for plotter, mapping.  Power up one and both power, waypoints saved redundant, maps, wireless, supports autopilot control, radar and engine data.. easy to use after several hours of use.  The customer service as stated is great as they helped with the transducer questions I had.

 

The 73SV gets good reviews so you might want to think through your concern before scrapping it.

 

 

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I know i am  old school but Furuno, you can not beat the rotary manual gain.  

Crank up the power to track the downrigger balls and if anything else is there you see it.

 

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On ‎8‎/‎27‎/‎2018 at 4:45 PM, Fishnut said:

They all have there nitch, I have a Lorance on my big boat and a helix on my small boat. I love them both.


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I use lowrance depth finder gps on my erie boat and a hummingbird helix 7 di gps on my small boat that I use for inland fishing.

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I've been a Lowrance guy since the dinosaurs walked the Earth but I also say FURUNO:lol:

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Wow, you guys are persuasive! Just for the sake of consensus: FURUNO! 

 

PS. What's a furuno? ;-)

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Hey could I have the GPS coordinates for that spot?:lol:

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 Helix mega.  the images I get especially when fishing in under 100 feet of water on the mega Imaging are wild

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