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·The primary difference between the Tournament 320 and the 480 Max is pixel count ( Picture Element ). One has 320V X 320H, and the other unit has 480V X 480H. The higher the pixel count, the clearer more detailed your screen will be, especially in deep water. Both units have surface temperature, full & split screen zoom/bottom track, adjustable depth alarm, 16 level gray scale, adjustable back light, 600' maximum depth reading, voltage meter. The units will be packaged with the mounting brackets, multi mount transducers, power cables and owners manual, and will both retail for under
$200.00. While we were using the 480 Max on Saguaro, you could clearly watch your 4'' worm shake on a dropshot rig at 45'. When I asked the Computrol rep how they were able to build and sell such high quality units so cheap, he said new technology? If you are looking for new units for your new boat, compare these to anything on the market, nothing else even comes close. Cabelas offers the Lowrance X-15 which is a great unit, without GPS for $699.00, and that unit has 3000 watts peak to peak power with 480x350 pixels and the same warranty. Compare that to $200.00 with 3200 watts peak to peak power, 480x480 pixels? Have a great weekend Bill.....Joe
$200.00. While we were using the 480 Max on Saguaro, you could clearly watch your 4'' worm shake on a dropshot rig at 45'. When I asked the Computrol rep how they were able to build and sell such high quality units so cheap, he said new technology? If you are looking for new units for your new boat, compare these to anything on the market, nothing else even comes close. Cabelas offers the Lowrance X-15 which is a great unit, without GPS for $699.00, and that unit has 3000 watts peak to peak power with 480x350 pixels and the same warranty. Compare that to $200.00 with 3200 watts peak to peak power, 480x480 pixels? Have a great weekend Bill.....Joe