lowrance car gps

I saw it on the Lowrance webs site and then at the Toronto Sportsman's show a couple of weeks ago. It has all the features of a car navigation GPS, plus it also does "straight line" navigation and it accepts the Navionics and Hot Spots type maps, and it's waterproof.

Sounds perfect for marine use What was the price?

2008-03-27 10:15:38 by kingstonsean

Review of the features, capabilities and benefits in using the Lowrance Endura touch screen GPS products for geocaching. This includes GPX file ...

I been beating my brains with this one, I like some features on the Lowrance, but I do not like the fact they have out dated maps and it sometimes freezes. The C330 has excellent reveiws, but it seems simplistic. Does anyone have any experiences with these units???The TomTom has some mapping problems I hear. I want something within the $250-350 range. Thank you!

Garmin is a more reputable brand I would go with it.

2007-05-29 10:51:56 by Rambo

SUPER FAST SHIPPING ++ITEMS ARE 100% FULLY TEST 100% FULL MONEY BACK GUARANTEE
6 FEET LONG STRAIGHT CABLE FOR LONGER REACH ( NOT coiled curly )
12 MONTHS WARRANTY EXCHANGE
ALL METAL TIP CAR PLUG HEAVY DUTY will not break fall off easy WITH LED POWER LIGHT

What's in the Box
• Stylus
• 12V power adapter
• Suction cup mounting bracket
• Dash mounting plate
• USB cable
• Basic Warranty - 12 months parts / 12 months labor

2007-07-18 07:30:09 by Guninder S

Price: $299.00

microSD slot supports up to 32GB of additional storage for trails, geocaches, waypoints, pictures, etc
Multimedia features include MP3 playback, voice notes, picture and video viewing
Advanced basemap with detailed shading, primary secondary NAVTEQ road network, and 200,000 key points of interest
2.7-inch color touchscreen optimized for outdoor use, combined with physical buttons when needed/preferred
Directly accepts and creates GPX trail, waypoint and geocaching content for online sharing

I currently own a Lowrance car gps system that is 3 years old. In general, it works pretty well but it is large, bulky and heavy and it's getting to the point where, when I power it on, it takes anywhere from 2-3 minutes for it to find my current location before beginning to navigate. So, I am looking to purchase a new GPS system. I have a few diehard requirements for my new system: it MUST have up-to-date, relevant points of interest. I often want to find the closest Olive Garden, Panera, or Target etc., and I want a system that really has these and other POIs loaded. I also would really like speech recognition and spoken street names. I'd like to be able to auto-sort multiple destinations to provide the most economic route as well as auto re-route and choice of route setup (faster time, shorter distance, etc.). I also like to have the travel time and estimated arrival time on the screen. I've researched Garmin, TomTom, and Magellan but I'm getting a bit overwhelmed. I'd really love to be able to test-drive each system myself but that's not feasible. Does anyone have any recommendations for a quality, reasonably priced gps that has a large POI database (that's relevant, not obscure...I don't care about JimBob's crab shanty) and has at least some of my other preferences? Thanks.

garmin makes the best portable navigations on the market.. you will pay a little more for it but its worth it.. trust me

2008-09-26 12:36:27 by Liz (Tanner's getting a sib!

i just bought a boat and it came with it, batteries are dead on boat so i havent tried to turn on the GPS. but i was wondering will it still work because i believe it was made in 03' and i cant get the upgrade to download off the lowrance website. and can i test it off a car battery? I dont want to spend a bunch of $ on getting a new one if i dont have to.

It should work just fine. Go ahaed and connect it to a car battery to test.Most of these units have an internal backup battery. That may be dead, but once power is applied, the main unit should fire up just fine.
I had a '02 Garmin that had issues, but still worked.

2009-10-03 19:13:21 by mendozamm