Portable Sonar LCD Fish Finder vs Lucky FFC1108-1 Wired Fish Finder
Both are basic wired sonars with a 100 m depth ceiling and a 45-degree transducer, so they perform alike on the water. The Portable Sonar unit is the more flexible tool: it runs on four AAA cells, weighs 173 g, and lists four mounting methods including float, pole and through-ice. The Lucky FFC1108-1 has a 2-inch color screen and a 18650 battery, but its 3.8-out-of-5 rating from 35 owners is middling and its listing is thin on detail. Buy the Portable Sonar for ice fishing and bank work; buy the Lucky only if a color screen matters more than mounting options.
- Choose the Portable Sonar if you fish from shore, a float tube or through the ice and want a light unit you can mount four different ways.
- Choose the Lucky FFC1108-1 if you want a color display and a rechargeable 18650 cell rather than swapping AAA batteries.
Prices
- Portable Sonar LCD Fish Finder: $35.00 at Amazon (last seen Nov 13)
- Lucky FFC1108-1 Wired Fish Finder: $27.50 at Zahnarztpraxis Wolff (last seen Nov 9)
- Difference: the Lucky FFC1108-1 Wired Fish Finder is $7.50 cheaper than the Portable Sonar LCD Fish Finder at the latest prices (Nov 9 and Nov 13)
