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"wf3h" wrote in message
... anybody have any recommendations on a reasonably priced good chartplotter? I recently bought a Garmin Colorodo 400C as a backup and for use in the dinghy. It's a full featured water proof handheld with pre-loaded charts of the entire coastal US, a highly readable color screen, and provision for an external power and data cable (optional but highly desirable and reasonably priced). The user interface takes a little getting used to but with experience, I like it. We find the chart information to be outstanding, even in the Bahamas. Tide and current data is built in and easy to display. Other than the power and data cable there is nothing else to buy, reasonable at about $350. http://tinyurl.com/pgvmmf Without an external power cable I highly recommend the use of lithium AA batteries, otherwise you will not be happy with battery life. |
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