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Not sure viewability is a real word but it works, lol. I need to know how well one can view the screen on a mono depthfinder verses a color screen durring daylight hours. Looking at the mono screens in the stores, they seem to pale when compared to color as far as how bright and clear the picture is. I'll be buying a depth finder this weekend hopefully and am torn between the Hummingbird 570 which is mono, and the Hummingbird 586C which is a color unit. This unit will be used on a jonboat powered by a trolling motor so high tech and fancy is not needed. Cost is a very important issue as well. Things are tight right now and saving $150.00 by buying the 570 sounds very appealing. But I don't want to be dissapointed in the long run. I'm just not sure what to expect as far as viewing the screen of a mono depth finder durring daylight hours?
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