You can also create your own view combos making it easy to see the information that’s relevant to you. There are over 20 different view combos that come standard with the HELIX &. For example, you can find your location on the map and use the sonar and imaging features of the finder at the same time. This means that you can use your finder to get a lot of relevant information simultaneously.
Though the screen is somewhat smaller than some of its cousins, it still comes with what we consider to be one of the most important features in GPS/Fish Finder combos: split screen. The size of the display also means this fish finder is going to work in boats where a larger fish finder couldn’t fit and it also operates wonderfully as a secondary finder in large setups. The pixel grid is quite good for a unit of this size: 800H x 480V is going to provide you with the clarity you need to discern between targets. The display is backlit, meaning you can use it in all kinds of conditions – day or night, rain or shine. It can be a very worthwhile add-on if you have an elaborate setup.Ģ,750 (45 routes, 50 tracks/20,000 points) We’ll elaborate on that in the networking section of the review. You can add networking to any one of them for a small fee. You should know that the HELIX 7 is a bit different than its larger cousins because networking does not come standard with these models.
In the comparison chart below, we’ll look at the difference between three versions: the CHIRP, the Down Imaging+, and the Side Imaging+. In this review, we will be looking at the third generation model.
There are quite a few different members of the HELIX 7 club.
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