Garmin GMR18 Radar and GSD22
04-16-2009, 10:11 AM
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Garmin GMR18 Radar and GSD22
Garmin GMR18 Radar with a 5" seaview mount and a 4 degree wedge
I bought New from BOE for over $1100 it looks and functions as new................. $650.00 plus shipping
moving up to an open array
GSD22 also works and looks new.............$275 plus shipping
Pm me with any questions
I bought New from BOE for over $1100 it looks and functions as new................. $650.00 plus shipping
moving up to an open array
GSD22 also works and looks new.............$275 plus shipping
Pm me with any questions
Last edited by surfcaster51; 04-18-2009 at 08:13 PM. Reason: radar reduced
04-19-2009, 04:58 PM
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Originally Posted by romanonj
Jeremyj, I will have GMR20 available for sale cheap. PM if intersted.
Thanks Glenn
Roman
Thanks Glenn
Roman
04-24-2009, 07:47 AM
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Searched the forum today and looks like I'm three days late! Was looking for radars/advice for MY 199 23' Hydra-Sports WA hardtop which I bought used last fall, and which looks suprisingly similar to your boat. If you could give me any advice on why and how you chose/then upgraded and mounted your radar I would appreciate it. I was debating between the 18 Garmin Radome vs. the 404 Open Array. I installed a Garmin 4212 (bought from BOE marine) and am specifically interested in the need for the additional height from the mount, and need for the wedge. Any thoughts about your experience would be helpful.
I boat in Narragansett Bay and Rhode Island sound, off Block Island.
Thanks!
I boat in Narragansett Bay and Rhode Island sound, off Block Island.
Thanks!
04-24-2009, 03:18 PM
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linesider,
You may be better off posting this in the electronics forum. I think you would get more response. Just tell them application and plenty of people will chime in!
good luck
You may be better off posting this in the electronics forum. I think you would get more response. Just tell them application and plenty of people will chime in!
good luck
