I got a 787 with the external antenna last fall, and I really like it.
The base map built in - well, it was entertaining, as I had been used to
an old dinosaur gps with no maps at all, and no way to put them on it...
the base maps were sorta "etch-a-sketchish" and not much help, sometimes
you'd be on water and it'd show you up on dry landno contour lines at
all, just either water, or land on small lakes, or 25' lines on some big lakes.
Later on I got the nav card, and it is great!
The price sounds good, I got mine at Cabela's, and it was more than that
without a transducer - I'm using the built-in trans. on my trolling motor.
But, I had some Cabela's bucks burning a hole in my pocket I unloaded :D


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I was wondering if the maps that were on the unit were sufficient to use or do I need to buy the Navionics (Hotmap) card. For those of you that have this unit, how do you like it? I had a hard time deciding between a Lowrance unit and the Hummingbird, but ultimately the price made the difference. I was able to get this unit for $559 for the display, transducer, mounts and everything needed to mount the unit. Is this a good price or about average for what most of you are seeing. It was also no tax and no shipping because it was an ebay purchase.
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so you can look at them on your 'puter.















