Best marine gps units & chartplotters according to redditors

We found 2 Reddit comments discussing the best marine gps units & chartplotters. We ranked the 2 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

1. Garmin echoMAP CHIRP 73dv with transducer

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Garmin echoMAP CHIRP 73dv with transducer
THE POWER OF SIMPLE - Easy-to-use, easy-to-install chartplotter/sonar combos with sunlight-readable, auto-dimming display and backlit keypad. Available in 4-inch, 5-inch square and 7- and 9-inch widescreen display sizes.CHIRP SONAR - CHIRP sends a continuous sweep of frequencies ranging from low to ...
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2. Garmin echoMAP 70s GPS with Transom Motor Mount Transducer and Worldwide Basemap

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Garmin echoMAP 70s GPS with Transom Motor Mount Transducer and Worldwide Basemap
Combination 10Hz high-sensitivity GPS chartplotter and sounder with our exclusive Garmin HD-ID target tracking technologyBuilt-in satellite receiver for highly accurate position, velocity and time data 10 times a second. Offers true position and heading data smoothly and accurately especially eviden...
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Top Reddit comments about Marine GPS Units & Chartplotters:

u/robshookphoto · 3 pointsr/sailing



Pretty broad question. I use a Garmin for primary navigation (this one - I have my complaints but I don't think there's a better deal out there; $500 for a 7 inch plotter plus sounder is great), backed up with a phone and navionics as well as noaa charts printed at OfficeMax and plotted with coordinates from my inboard vhf (backed up by a basic handheld that displays coordinates).

There are people without plotters who just use a tablet and that's fine, but I think it's irresponsible to not have backups on multiple power sources, and I think plotting on paper is still good practice.

u/GoBenB · -8 pointsr/Flipping

I work for a manufacturer and we have a MAP policey we enforce. Amazon stocks and sells our product so they must abide by our MAP prices. That includes their sellers.

If we see someone trying to sell large quantities of our stuff below MAP we send a notice like this. If we get no response we usually have Amazon or eBay pull it down.

It sucks it has to be that way but Chinese knock offs just destroy legitimate businesses.

I'd suggest changing the price or selling it auction style on eBay. I would not risk getting a ban over it.

EDIT. OK, guys. I wasn't trying to start a riot I was just trying to give some insight. If you think I'm full of shit I could care less. If you want to test my theory, list 10+ units in new condition for 5% less than the going price for these products. No one will bother you if you list 1, only if its about 10 or more.

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