- Is the Eagle 7 SplitShot worth it over the Eagle 5?
- The Eagle 7 gives you a larger 7-inch screen and the same SplitShot sonar, which helps when you split the display between 2D and DownScan. If space and budget are tight, the Eagle 5 covers the same basics on a smaller screen.
- Does it include mapping or a chartplotter?
- No. The Eagle 7 SplitShot is a fish finder only, with no built-in charts or mapping. You get 2D sonar and DownScan from the included transducer.
- What transducer comes in the box?
- It ships with the SplitShot transom-mount transducer, which provides traditional 2D sonar and DownScan imaging. A gimbal bracket is also included.
- Can it be dash mounted?
- Yes. It supports either the included gimbal bracket or a dash mount, and the compact 8.89 x 5.5 inch footprint fits most consoles.
- What size microSD card does it take?
- The single microSD slot accepts cards up to 32 GB. Larger cards are not supported.
- Is it waterproof enough for open boats?
- It carries an IPX7 rating with the card door closed, so rain and spray are fine. It is not rated for submersion with the door open.
- Where is the Lowrance Eagle 7 Splitshot Fish Finder cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $472.11, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Lowrance Eagle 7 Splitshot Fish Finder?
- 8 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Walmart, Best Buy, Academy Sports, Dick's Sporting Goods.