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Re: Looking to buy a better fish finder. Any suggestions? [Re: Texas Guide Fishing - Mark Parker] #2484854 07/24/08 12:26 PM
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Day before yesterday, I had to be in Tulsa on a business trip
and took my old Eagle 642C iGPS unit in for repair. The people at Eagle/Lorance/Navico were just a real pleasure to work with. I jokingly said something to the effect that I wanted it repaired while I waited, thinking it was going to be in the shop for at least a week. The lady said, 'why don't you go get some lunch and come back, it will be waiting for you!!!!
I did and it was and I got a brand new unit. I know it's new because of the serial number. Mine was out of warranty so they charged me $199 flat rate. The display had gone out on it.
Of course you know that Eagle is just the OEM brand of Lowrance, made in the same Mexican plant with the exact same parts with a different model number.
But, I love their service and they really have a great attitude about helping their customers. I appreciate that as so many places they act like they are really going out of their way to help you. Not so at Eagle/Lowrance/Navico
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Re: Looking to buy a better fish finder. Any suggestions? [Re: bubblehead] #2485857 07/24/08 04:18 PM
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Originally Posted By: bubblehead
As much as I would like to have a SI unit I will probably have to invest most of my money from the sell of my two boats into an upgraded outboard and a trolling motor for the boat I plan to buy. So I'm guessing that I may spend less than a thousand and probably more like five to six hundred. The GPS would be wonderful but not an absolute because I'm retired and I fish the same waters all the time, but a gps would be nice to mark structure below the surface.

I was thinking about a Lowrance color unit. One of the guides here on the TFF was really informative last winter about how good his Lowrance C was and how he could ID catfish from other fish and how structure really showed up and the structure thing is really interesting to me.

Thankyou Mark Parker for the input, this will give me a starting point for research and if you don't mind a may call on you with some questions. From what I've seen here at TFF the hummingbird SI are dream machines but it looks like the price is out of my reach.... Thankyou


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