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I got a brand new helix 5 without gps I'd be willing to let go for $230. Bought the helix 7 instead and absolutely love it! Can't go wrong with helix units.
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I have a helix 5 with gps and navionics card. I didn't buy a portable unit but bought a ice ducer and set it up for the ice. have yet to try it on the ice but love it on the boat
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i would just go with the boat model helix 5 instead of the portable. The New helix g2 models come with a navionics+ card and is a amazing deal. its fairly easy and cheap to make portable afterwards.
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QUOTE (Kram31 @ Jan 10, 2017 - 07:58 pm)
i would just go with the boat model helix 5 instead of the portable. The New helix g2 models come with a navionics+ card and is a amazing deal. its fairly easy and cheap to make portable afterwards.
I have never done that before. Always had portable models. Is it has easy as just snipping the power cable and adding crimp connectors? Or is there more to it?
I already have all the portable supplies.. bag(s), batteries, sully transducer mount...
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QUOTE (exocet77 @ Jan 11, 2017 - 12:05 pm)
QUOTE (Kram31 @ Jan 10, 2017 - 07:58 pm)
i would just go with the boat model helix 5 instead of the portable. The New helix g2 models come with a navionics+ card and is a amazing deal. its fairly easy and cheap to make portable afterwards.
I have never done that before. Always had portable models. Is it has easy as just snipping the power cable and adding crimp connectors? Or is there more to it?
I already have all the portable supplies.. bag(s), batteries, sully transducer mount...
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