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Old 03-20-2016, 07:32 PM   #9
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I've been all Garmin for the past few years, but I've used Navionics as well. I also worked at West Marine for many years and I always preferred the look and functionality of the Garmin chart over Navionics. It seems what Navionics features in terms of contour, it lacks in overall chart detail like rocks, for instance, especially on lower end units like the HDS or Hook series. Garmin charts are very bright, detailed (depending on preference) and comprehensive, not to mention the units themselves are easy to operate. Their sounding capabilities are definitely becoming more competitive with the Navico brands.
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