Lowrance HDS 7m - How Slow?

[Lobster]

I am thinking of a Lowrance HDS 7m Chartplotter stand alone unit. Does anybody know how slow they will record/display water speed. For instance if I want to do a slow Seth Greene rig in 140 FOW will it go down to 1/2 MPH? Also any comments on the unit would be appreciated. Thanks

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They have a setting for drifting, slow trolling ,fast trolling,or whenyou are crusing mine reads to 28mph ,o andthey have difrent depth settings as well I do enjoy it

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[K Gonefishin]

It'll go as slow as u want. When I'm anchored perching in rough water my unit will bounce between .1-.3 it's very accurate trolling

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I agree

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[plecos4sale]

Thorne bros has this unit on sale this week

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I would buy another one probley the hds 8 or 10 next I have the structure scan that is compatible w/the 8or 10 as well the structure scan you won't use to much unless you fish inland lakes or perch fish erie

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[K Gonefishin]

I actually have the HDS-8 bigger is always better, the soft keys on the bottom of the unit are really nice for quick adjustments and screen wise everything is actually big enough when running it in split screen. I originally had the HDS-7 and I sold it and got the 8, much better.

[HONDAM]

IMO the ONLY way to go with a stand alone chart plotter is with a Garmin. They have by far the best one on the market and even outshine the Furuno stuff. Take a look at the 500 or 700 series, I've used them both and they are awesome.