Buying a GPS tonight...need some advice..

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Nice going Steve. Hope it came batteries ,
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yep, and lighter plug in.

269 for gps
250 for navionic chip
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something i was always curious about can you use the GPS and a fishfinder and create depth maps.... and if so are you looking at the 600 dollar range?

Steve we gotta go out once and do some fishing
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well, as i said, with tax, and all said and done, with the chip and the unit, it was already 600...

they had almost a dozen units with the fish graph and GPS combo....

unfortunately (but not really, as i love it), i bought the Fishmark 320 fishfinder, last year....
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Handheld GPS

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If you can afford it I would take a serious look at the Megallian Marine unit.

It looks like the best fishing handheld out there.

I like the Rino 120 also if you want to have a handheld FRS radio too.
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