lowrance 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

Pete shows you the advantage to using your GPS to find an area to fish, whenever you are on new water.

i have spots o the screen that i am unable to clean off of my lms 332c

i use a professional lens cleaner & a lens cleaning cloth from my local eye care center

2006-06-03 08:54:17 by Mark H

Price: $199.00

Geocaching capable with multiple specific functions compatibility with Geocaching.com
2.7¿ color touchscreen optimized for outdoor use
Trip computer route recording to track performance share with friends or web communities
Easy-to-understand basemap with hill shade, topographic contours, primary roads key POI¿s
Picture viewer for viewing photos loaded from computer or web or for use with trail cameras

I have the Lowrance XOG and I haven't really used it much. Is there free (and simple) software that I can just create a route, then send it to my GPS? Often the GPS doesn't pick the shortest route so I'd like to plan one out beforehand and transfer it over.

I was thinking something like google maps or really anything....(it'll be on the road though, not hiking trails)

Hello
On this page you'll get
the requested information.

http://www.easygps.com/gps_receivers/low rance_free_gps_software.asp

2008-10-17 09:08:24 by Daniel C

Price: $599.00

Built-in Nautic Insight covers the Great Lakes and U.S. coastal waters with life-like views of underwater topography
Super sensitive 16-channel internal GPS antenna with faster time-to-signal lock and precision position, for high-definition GPS and mapping
Compact chartplotter with internal 16-channel GPS+WAAS Antenna and 5-inch SolarMAX Plus display
Ethernetworks and NMEA 2000 performance networking options available, including broadband sounder
Large Selection of Chartcard Options Including Navionics Platinum+ with TurboView

i need help cuz my dad need to know which is better ?

Hi: Garmin by a long shot.
Better quality, upgrades available regularly and outstanding customer support and more user friendly.
I have nothing but Garmin in my car and plane.
I have owned both but i prefer the garmin.

Russ

2009-07-27 15:17:57 by benbarneswife

they both have software packages you can either buy at a store or online. you just have to plug them into your computer and update them with the maps that you need for where ever you will be going almost anywhere in the world.

2008-03-18 19:24:26 by aeg22