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Okay i'm looking into getting my first fish/depth finder i was looking at the lowrance hook 5 or hook 7 or the humminbird helix 7

has anyone used these or have anything they would suggest when looking into my first electronics 

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I have a Humminbird Helix 7 as well as four other Humminbird units. They do what I want how I want it, that is why I got them.

All of mine have 2D sonar, Side Imaging, and GPS/Mapping.

To determine what you would need is to decide on what technology/s you want and how much you are willing to spend to get it.

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I agree with Wanye P. it depend on how much you want to spend. I would recommend to go to BPS or a big box store where they have them on display so you can see and feel them. Also I like to look on classified for used ones at a great price. good luck

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I have a elite 7 hdi which is pretty much the same as a hook 7.  I like it alot, wish I could get the elite 7 TI bc the touch interface seems a lot nicer than the buttons on the hdi. I would say definitely go for the biggest screen u can afford, tiny screens are tough to read

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If you are still considering the Helix you might want to check out the new Mega Imaging they will be featuring soon. Looks pretty cool.

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