gps chips
cpaetzel
Posted 3/8/2006 5:01 PM (#181401)
Subject: gps chips




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Location: Bloomington, MN		i just got a lowrance LMS-332-c what is the best lake map chip for this system?

TECK
Posted 3/8/2006 6:49 PM (#181436 - in reply to #181401)
Subject: RE: gps chips





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Location: Minnetonka , MN.		I have both the Lakemaster LKPM-MN and the Navionics HotMaps Premium North. I like them both. I run the Lakemaster up frount
navionics on the consol.
jmuskieking
Posted 3/8/2006 9:10 PM (#181455 - in reply to #181401)
Subject: RE: gps chips





Posts: 170


Location: Valparaiso , Indiana		I have the lowrance LMS-334-c (same thing as the LMS-332-c but with a internal antenna) and use the Navionics hotmaps premium. The Navionics chips work great with that fish finder.
Gander Mt Guide
Posted 3/9/2006 10:08 AM (#181515 - in reply to #181401)
Subject: RE: gps chips





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Location: Waukesha & Land O Lakes, WI		I like the new Lake Master chips, but they don't offer all the lakes yet that I'd like to see for here in Wisconsin. I'll give them a year or so.

I still think the Navionic's Premium is the best bet out there...even better than the Freedom chips that Lowrance offers.