Raymarine Dragonfly, anybody got one?

[MANXPEDRO]

Ship ahoy! I'm thinking hard about getting a dragonfly, all the YouTube videos and pictures look good.

I'm just wondering if anybody has one, and what you think of it?

Looking forward yo any replies,

Pedro.

 

[RobWales]

Had one on last boat....not Impressed sorry!....3d imaging good but the same as the sounder....could not see the advantage.

 

[MANXPEDRO]

Noooo, I didn't want to hear that!!! I hoped you'd say it was brilliant! That's put a little doubt in my mind now.

 

[aquapower]

Ship ahoy! I'm thinking hard about getting a dragonfly, all the YouTube videos and pictures look good.

I'm just wondering if anybody has one, and what you think of it?

Looking forward yo any replies,

Pedro.

They are what they are, an entry level sonar/GPS, obviously they are not as good as the C/E series but are very good and better than most of the others in that price range. Go and see a dealer who has one on display and have a look for yourself.

 

[MANXPEDRO]

I'm on the Isle of Man, and my local raymarine dealer, is only a small outfit, so it doesn't really warrant him having a large display of assorted founders, equipment etc.
I already have the C80 multifunction on my boat, and it's probably one if the best pieces of kit I've had the pleasure of using!

 

[omega2]

Go here and then Koden,

http://www.redcar-fish.co.uk/

 

[Murv]

I've had mine a few Months now.
It's my first plotter though, so have nothing to compare it against but I'm impressed so far.
Love the downvision scanning, it's fascinating looking at structure in the water.

 

[gordmac]

Been discussed here:
http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/boat-owning-equipment-maintenance/
Worth a search or even asking there.