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Permalink Reply by dick tabbert on
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Thats what started the whole thing and I might have one floating around here somewhere. They were big for the neon light burning out.
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Permalink Reply by Slip Sinker on
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My dad and i chipped in on one somewhere in the seventies and i want to say it was about 250.00 dollars or so. Cant remember. Yes we had it serviced once may have been the light... it worked though for a total of many years. We eventially moved up to humminbird crystal displays years later.
Wish i still had it. It would easily find fish today.
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Permalink Reply by carl hendrix on
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the first one of the electronic age!! bass fishermen went crazy for these things!!
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That was the only thing available for years
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What is that in todays dollars?...$2000.00?
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