Single or Dual Graphs on bow?

[Bjxds]

I have 2. 1 is dedicated to M360 and the other for map, 2D/DI

[photocycle]

An additional bonus next to the obvious reasons mentioned in previous posts for having 2 (or more) units is fault tolerance. If one unit went down, you're not dead in the water at the bow.

[PMantle]

I went from 2 to 1 and have no regrets. I have mapping on button 1 and scope on 2. I go back and forth with ease and do not need a map up all the time.

[Dennis S.]

I have a 106sv for livescope and helix 10 for di, 2d and mapping. The helix is linked to the Ultrex.

[Mcjenson]

An additional bonus next to the obvious reasons mentioned in previous posts for having 2 (or more) units is fault tolerance. If one unit went down, you're not dead in the water at the bow.

Its a great reason to have duals. I have dual console graphs and dual bow, and if one went out it wouldn't be a big deal at all.

[Bass_boat_boy]

Had 1 HDS 9 up front running AT, mapping and 2D sonar. It was too much so I added a second 9 live just for active target. Works great, the 9's are out of the way and now I don't touch my graphs. 1 9" dedicated to AT the other spit on mapping and 2... works great.

[adam_p]

I would run 3 if I had the room and extra funds. Map, 360 and Live.

[bgibson]

I run 2 stacked-12" lives on the bow. Top dedicated Live Target. Bottom map and 2-D spit. Sometimes I spit the bottom 3 ways with map/2-D/DI. I love this setup for off shore fishing!