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When buying a used boat, it's customary to consider the value of used electronics to be close to zero. This devaluation is explained by the speed with which electronic devices are renewed, and their rapid obsolescence.
However, even if a fish finder or GPS is not cutting-edge, this doesn't mean it's unusable. That's why buying second-hand electronics can be a good deal, provided you follow a few common-sense rules.
Whether you're in the market for a GPS unit, fishfinder, radar system, or any other marine electronics, these ten tips will help you make an informed decision.
1. Research the Brand and Model
Before diving into any purchase, research the brand and model of the device you're interested in. Look for reviews, user feedback, and product specifications to understand its performance, reliability, and features. ...
