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I have been screwing around with a Elite 4 DSI for the past 6 months and am not too impressed. It was my first sonar unit and want to give a non dsi unit a shot. I have around $350 to play with and don't have a need for a chart plotter as 90% of the spots I fish are pretty small size wise. If I stay with Lowrance, can I keep the same transducer mounted or are the DSI transducers different? Will be trolling motor mounted if that matters.

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The DSI transducers are different. If you want to stay with Lowrance, look at the regular 2d sonar Elite 4, I have one and have been very happy and impressed with it. I went with that over the DSI after seeing a buddys Elite 5 DSI in action on the water and was less than impressed. Mine has the internal GPS and goes for about $300 most places, I think the color 2d sonar without the GPS is about $200. I have no problem with the smaller units on my boat, as space is limited.

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The DSI transducers are different. If you want to stay with Lowrance, look at the regular 2d sonar Elite 4, I have one and have been very happy and impressed with it. I went with that over the DSI after seeing a buddys Elite 5 DSI in action on the water and was less than impressed. Mine has the internal GPS and goes for about $300 most places, I think the color 2d sonar without the GPS is about $200. I have no problem with the smaller units on my boat, as space is limited.

Yeah I was leaning towards the 4x or maybe the 5x but don't think I need that big of a unit (STS) in my 10' pond boat :)

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