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Old 10 November 2006, 17:47   #21
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Hi
I had all Navman gear. 5500 plotter, fuel depth and fish finder.
all would mist up. I was very disappointed with the kit.
I would say that its functionality and ease of use was good however.
Next baot I will look first at Raymarine.
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Old 17 November 2006, 19:19   #22
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Hi
I have been reading the posts with interest as iam about to upgrade my gps.Having a chat with my local distributor I mentioned the problems of misting up etc and he agreed that there had been some issues with older models but said that the new range like the 5505 tracker had been improved and were no longer a problem !
Does any one have one of these and how do they perform?
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Old 18 November 2006, 01:39   #23
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I have one and have had no problems in six months and it sees alot of humidity living in a rainforest and all. I use it for a commercial application and it has been excellent very user friendly. No fogging whatsoever.
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