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<blockquote data-quote="gone_fishing" data-source="post: 296491" data-attributes="member: 708">I would say go for it as that seems like a fair price. Will be a heck of an upgrade over your old Eagle.For mapping I would recommend the LakeMaster Dakota's card (especially if DL is your go to lake). This is what I have and found to be pretty accurate on DL. It's also a High Definition lake for LakeMaster which means 1 foot contours (Sakakawea was added a few years ago..1 foot contours to 40' deep). You can view the lake list for this card here: <a href="https://humminbird.johnsonoutdoors.com/sites/johnsonoutdoors-store/files/assets/misc/HU/H/HUM_productmanual_600013-5_ll_dktnb1/HUM_productmanual_600013-5_ll_dktnb1.pdf" target="_blank">https://humminbird.johnsonoutdoors.com/sites/johnsonoutdoors-store/files/assets/misc/HU/H/HUM_productmanual_600013-5_ll_dktnb1/HUM_productmanual_600013-5_ll_dktnb1.pdf</a>I have no on the water experience with Navionics cards but if their cards are the same data as their website (<a href="https://webapp.navionics.com/" target="_blank">https://webapp.navionics.com/</a>) then I would say LakeMaster has the advantage. Navionics looks a little 'generic'. Again I'm basing that off their free web app program so maybe the chips are different.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gone_fishing, post: 296491, member: 708"] I would say go for it as that seems like a fair price. Will be a heck of an upgrade over your old Eagle. For mapping I would recommend the LakeMaster Dakota's card (especially if DL is your go to lake). This is what I have and found to be pretty accurate on DL. It's also a High Definition lake for LakeMaster which means 1 foot contours (Sakakawea was added a few years ago..1 foot contours to 40' deep). You can view the lake list for this card here: [URL]https://humminbird.johnsonoutdoors.com/sites/johnsonoutdoors-store/files/assets/misc/HU/H/HUM_productmanual_600013-5_ll_dktnb1/HUM_productmanual_600013-5_ll_dktnb1.pdf[/URL] I have no on the water experience with Navionics cards but if their cards are the same data as their website ([URL]https://webapp.navionics.com/[/URL]) then I would say LakeMaster has the advantage. Navionics looks a little 'generic'. Again I'm basing that off their free web app program so maybe the chips are different. [/QUOTE]

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