Wayne McCown
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My '98 Lowrance x75 is going bad. Looking for a quick and easy replacement!
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Lowrance x75
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Wayne McCown":3u5vvpyf said:My '98 Lowrance x75 is going bad. Looking for a quick and easy replacement!
Anything that says GARMIN on it :wink: :thup
To old to be an easy swap out.
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Not a thing wrong with any of the current manufacturers. The fish finders are a lot better than 20 years ago. Depth is still depth.
If you are near a West Marine or electronics store go look and see which is easiest for you to use.
I agree that Garmin is the most intuitive. I am using RayMarine because a relatively new system came on the boat I currently own, and I expanded it. Works great. A little harder to get used to--but I used Lowrance products in the 2006 to 20010 era--then Garmin for 8 years...Before all of that Furuno.
If you are near a West Marine or electronics store go look and see which is easiest for you to use.
I agree that Garmin is the most intuitive. I am using RayMarine because a relatively new system came on the boat I currently own, and I expanded it. Works great. A little harder to get used to--but I used Lowrance products in the 2006 to 20010 era--then Garmin for 8 years...Before all of that Furuno.