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Raymarine A-65
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Capt Ron
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- Joined: Fri Sep 29, 2006 1:53 pm
- Location: Atlantic Highlands, NJ
Raymarine A-65
I'm updating my old Raymarine chart plotter and fish finder during the winter layup. I'm leaning toward the Raymarine A65 combo unit. Does anyone have experience(good or bad) with this unit?
Owner of 28' TE
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Capt Ron
- Gold Member
- Posts: 147
- Joined: Fri Sep 29, 2006 1:53 pm
- Location: Atlantic Highlands, NJ
Time to catch up on replies. I went with the Raymarine a-65. It was a rather easy installation, except I had the same issue as another member with snaking the GPS antenna cable throught the radar arch. A little sweat and less cursing than I expected and I got it through.
The unit works well, I'm thoroughly pleased with the outcome and with the short time I've used it would recommend it.
The unit works well, I'm thoroughly pleased with the outcome and with the short time I've used it would recommend it.
Owner of 28' TE