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The Raymarine Element 7 HV is a 7-inch combo chartplotter and fishfinder built for anglers who want sonar depth and a simple chartplotter in one screen. Its headline feature is HyperVision: 1.2 MHz high-frequency CHIRP that produces very detailed images of bottom structure and fish in shallow to mid water. It runs an open platform, so you add transducers and other gear as you need them rather than buying a fully loaded unit up front. Owners like the sharp sonar detail and the programmable hotkeys; the main trade-offs are the smaller screen for split views and the cost of the transducers that unlock its best sonar.
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Lowest price we've seen: $494.99 on Nov 14 at Markem Catchem Electronics; highest $507.63 on Nov 1. Tracked across 15 stores since Nov 1.
Anglers rate the Element 7 HV highly for the clarity of its HyperVision sonar and the simple keypad layout. Complaints center on the extra cost of transducers and the small screen when running several views at once.
The Raymarine Element 7 HV is a 7-inch marine display that combines chartplotter and sonar functions. It uses single-channel CHIRP sonar with RealVision 3D for real-time three-dimensional imaging. It is built for fishing, with the functions needed to navigate the water and see what is happening below the boat.
It has a built-in GPS/GLONASS receiver and supports C-MAP 4D, Navionics+ / Platinum+ and LightHouse charts. The keypad hotkeys can be programmed to suit the user.
The display runs on an open platform, so transducers and other equipment can be added as needed. With the CPT-100 DVS transom transducer, CHIRP sonar shows images from depths over 180 meters beneath and to the sides of the boat. With the HV-100 transducer, it shows bottom structure and fish at depths up to 275 meters.
