Chart plotter recommendations

[Pipster100]

Hi, I did a complete rewire and refurb on my console this year, after research between the Axiom and GPSMap went with 2 7” Garmins, had room for a single 9” but twin 7”s gives me more flexibility, often running one as a fish finder and chart on the other, or split screen on one or both for fuel info etc. I’m very impressed with the performance and the charts including the Relief Shading. The NMEA setup was easy too.

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Originally Posted by Pipster100

Hi, I did a complete rewire and refurb on my console this year, after research between the Axiom and GPSMap went with 2 7” Garmins, had room for a single 9” but twin 7”s gives me more flexibility, often running one as a fish finder and chart on the other, or split screen on one or both for fuel info etc. I’m very impressed with the performance and the charts including the Relief Shading. The NMEA setup was easy too.

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wow, looks cool

[mickter]

Hi , I have a garmin in the for sale section,this is a multifunction unit ,can use with AIS, Radar , comes with uk maps installed, just needs transducer if you want f/f sonar. £450 inc uk postage.
Cheers Mick.