Too good to be true?

[Jman5626]

Found this on Craigslist. Guy says he sold his boat and no longer needs it. I wonder why he didn’t just leave it on the boat? Also, that price is suspicious to me. Really low for that particular unit. He is located about 5 hours away from me… I’m wondering if there is a way to test it and make sure the unit works as it should without being hooked up to a boat and on the water. Any advice would be appreciated. What would y’all do?


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[DockShootinJack]

Sure seems suspicious

[Nova]

It is a generation 2 so it’s an older unit for sure. Only thing you could do is if they are willing is to power it up bring a battery with you

[Jman5626]

I have a helix 7 but I’m still learning to use it. Is there anything specific I should look for to make sure it’s not defective or just make sure it boots up and cycles through the modes. Any sort of diagnostics or anything I can look for?


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[Nova]

Not that I know of I’d guess if it powers up plug the ducer in if they’ll let ya and see if it moves through the screens and recognizes the ducer.

[Slabprowler]

TO GOOD TO BE TRUE !

or he don’t realize what he has and don’t need the money or something?
Even though it’s a older unit one that that still brings 5-600 bucks pretty easy unless it’s got lots and lots of hours on it!

[DOFC]

RUN, FOREST, RUN (AWAY FROM IT)

[cevans]

For the heck of it..contact the guy and chat with him. You never know.

[DockShootinJack]

Absolutely couldn't hurt. Be weary

[catchNgrease]

They will just want your email.

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