04-03-2003, 04:59 PM
I know you said to leave out the GPS combo units, but this one just needs to be here. It might not be what some call "top end", but it would do anything I would ever need out of a unit.
Bottom Line Tournament NCC 6300. It has the power, 650 RMS 5200 Peak to Peak. It has the screen, 320 X 480 pixel in a 3.7" X 6.8" screen. Max depth of 1200'. Max side view 240' each side. Bottom Line's "Bottom Track" is what all of the others try to keep up with. It has GPS capability. It has auto steer capability. It can control up to 6 Cannon Mag D20 downriggers. For $3,000. Cabela's has it with 2 Cannon Mag D20's.
And most importantly, as I have found with my older Bottom Line models, the company is based in Meridian, ID. If you have to have your unit repaired, and I have, they are close, they are very easy to deal with on warranty work, and have very reasonable pricing after the warranty wears out.
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Bottom Line Tournament NCC 6300. It has the power, 650 RMS 5200 Peak to Peak. It has the screen, 320 X 480 pixel in a 3.7" X 6.8" screen. Max depth of 1200'. Max side view 240' each side. Bottom Line's "Bottom Track" is what all of the others try to keep up with. It has GPS capability. It has auto steer capability. It can control up to 6 Cannon Mag D20 downriggers. For $3,000. Cabela's has it with 2 Cannon Mag D20's.
And most importantly, as I have found with my older Bottom Line models, the company is based in Meridian, ID. If you have to have your unit repaired, and I have, they are close, they are very easy to deal with on warranty work, and have very reasonable pricing after the warranty wears out.
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