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I can't argue with the foregoing posts. Back when I got the first one, the
JRC1000 it was the only one under a thousand...by one dollar. Worked OK in Pacific NW fog etc. The second one the 1500 was better as the radome was 18" vs 12". With my current budget I would opt for a good 18" array Furano in all probability if buying new. Since I already have the 1500 plus another one that came with the new boat I'll probably keep it. My use is two fold. One, as mentioned, night and fog situations for entering harbors or going in narrow channel sort of places. The other is to provide as much warning as possible for targets especially in frieghter heavy areas. I don't give a fig about what those who live for varnish think of what equipment I use. Caring what bar bunnies and wannabes thought is what got me in trouble in the first place. And I do intend to once more go further than the local sound or down the coast a few hundred miles. Of course if you are into all show and no go . . . ..get a Sperry with a six foot array. Cheers MST |
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