handheld gps
muskiehunter2
Posted 8/18/2010 5:39 PM (#455735)
Subject: handheld gps




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Does anyone have any recomendations on handheld GPS units? I'm looking for something that has detailed lake maps and is user friendly. thanks
chris
Roughneck1860
Posted 8/18/2010 5:48 PM (#455737 - in reply to #455735)
Subject: Re: handheld gps





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Location: Southern Ontario, Detroit River and Lake StClair		I have a Lowrance H20. I guess they dont make them anymore but theyare still avaliable at some shops. I found it to have the largest screen, most features and when matched up with a Navionics card it gives me anything I could ever want in a handheld. It's my 4th handheld and the one I've had the longest. I have no plans on changing anytime soon unless something with a bigger screen comes along.

Good Fishin'
Tim
shaley
Posted 8/18/2010 8:06 PM (#455752 - in reply to #455737)
Subject: Re: handheld gps





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Location: Iowa Great Lakes		I run the Expedition C and it's been a great unit. Same as the H20 with a few extra features...
psv
Posted 8/18/2010 10:46 PM (#455769 - in reply to #455752)
Subject: Re: handheld gps




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Location: MN
shaley - 8/18/2010 9:06 PM

I run the Expedition C and it's been a great unit. Same as the H20 with a few extra features...

Same here
CU301DSV
Posted 8/19/2010 4:16 AM (#455779 - in reply to #455735)
Subject: Re: handheld gps





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Location: Canada		We just put a Lowrance XOG on the boat. Should have a Navionics SD card for it shortly. This unit can go from your car to the boat.