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<blockquote data-quote="zuren" data-source="post: 475520" data-attributes="member: 22314">The options out there are a bit overwhelming but considering this is a small boat for inland lakes, I&#039;m looking at the side-imaging units closer.&nbsp; Looks like this is the one you are talking about:https://www.amazon.com/Hummingbird-410950-1-Helix-Finder-Chirp/dp/B07L4JN57F?th=1What I don&#039;t understand is why is this unit more expensive than the same unit + Nav (on the same page).&nbsp; It&#039;s only a few dollars difference, but I would expect the &quot;Nav&quot; unit to be MUCH more.The 8&quot;+ models seem to be the threshold into the nearly $1000 bracket, which is too rich for my blood.&nbsp; $600ish is about my limit without risking divorce!&nbsp; I&#039;m coming from an $150ish Eagle depth finder from the mid-2000s so really anything made in the last year or 2 will be a shock for me! Thanks to all for the replies so far!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zuren, post: 475520, member: 22314"] The options out there are a bit overwhelming but considering this is a small boat for inland lakes, I'm looking at the side-imaging units closer. Looks like this is the one you are talking about: https://www.amazon.com/Hummingbird-410950-1-Helix-Finder-Chirp/dp/B07L4JN57F?th=1 What I don't understand is why is this unit more expensive than the same unit + Nav (on the same page). It's only a few dollars difference, but I would expect the "Nav" unit to be MUCH more. The 8"+ models seem to be the threshold into the nearly $1000 bracket, which is too rich for my blood. $600ish is about my limit without risking divorce! I'm coming from an $150ish Eagle depth finder from the mid-2000s so really anything made in the last year or 2 will be a shock for me! Thanks to all for the replies so far! [/QUOTE]

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