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    Get to Bass Pro Shop quick, or you can order online, they have the Eagle FishElite 480 for $209.
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    How is the Eagle FishElite 480 when it comes as far as the maps go? I see that it is $100 for the HotMaps chip. Are you able to download upgraded maps of the interent? Are you destined to spend another $100 for the chip?
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    they have quit making 480 and they are just getting rid of them ,lowrance will not work on them told me to buy a new model. i had two they both had moisture in side. one would not power on the other the screen was locked and will not move threw them in the trash and bought a hummingbird.
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    This is a pretty awesome looking HB unit. The price is right.

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    check here. free shipping on everything. Love it when I don't even have to leave the house.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FroggerZack View Post
    I ran a 718 for two years on the front of my last boat. I wished a hadn't let it go.
    I bought a 718 for my son. It is a good unit for the price. I haven't owned a boat in 10 years. When I sold my boat I took a HumminBird Wide Side transducer off of it and kept it. When I got the 718 for my son I gave him the Wide Side Transducer. Do not confuse this with side imaging. There are a lot of good....inexpensive sonar units made. As far as I know HumminBird are the only ones with the Wide Side. They still sell that transducer on their site. If you ever use one you will not want to fish without it again. When you pull up to a dock or brush pile if it does not show any fish...move on....they are not there. I used the Wide Side Transducer much more than the other transducer when I had my boat. Several of the lower price...and higher price HumminBirds accept the Wide Side Transducer. They sell a switch where you can switch back and forth from the Wide Side to the normal cone transducer. My son was not going to buy the switch until he went out just one time and used the Wide Side...he had to plug and unplug each transducer to switch. Just a suggestion. The side imaging is good but it is quite expensive.

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