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Topic: Raymarine dragonfly 4pro  (Read 1725 times)

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bpowa

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 Well. I waited a couple months for this to come out.   I played with it for a bit.  Seems straight forward and userfriendly.  I tested the wifi downscan.  It connects and works up to 50 feet.   It allows up to 3 people to stream on their phone, pad, etc.  I hope to test it on the water soon and provide a update.


bpowa

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It has a really easy user interface. 
I did not even read the manual to learn it. 



FishingAddict

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I have the 7 inch and really it.
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RacinRob

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I am considering the 5.7". Maybe the 7".
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bpowa

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7" would be nice. But i cant justify spending so much.  I got a kayak because its was a cheaper way to get into boating.  Its more than the cost i planned.  I did not plan on a fish finder.   Vhf.  New rod and reel for different types of fishing, etc..    :smt012.  However im glad i got it.  But feel i covered all my needs for now.  The 4" is perfect for me.  I dont want alot of clutter taking up deck space.  I like to keep the clutter away incase i take a drink. I can just hop back on without things in the way.


 

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