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Question: I am looking for a recommendation or two for a fish finder. Here is what I am looking for
in the way of features: 1) It needs to be portable (I don't own my own boat) 2) It needs to be suitable for typical northern Ontario lakes as well as the great Lakes region.
3) If possible, I would like it to work for ice fishing too. 4) Depth finder & Fish Finding features should be top notch. 5) GPS would be nice, but not absolutely essential. Same for colour display.
6) Best bang for the buck...obviously.
Perhaps you could recommend the good, better, and best models that fit my need? A price range would be good to know as well. Dave W |
Answer: Yes, the two can be connected together to
have the GPS transmit the GPS coordinates to the Humminbird model. You require the data interface cable PC-DI8. You
may order this item through your local retailer, or your may get in touch with Lowrance at 1-800-661-3983 to obtain this
part. The retail price of this item would run $72.00.
You would need to remove the serial connector to expose the wires that will allow you to connect to the NMEA wires on the Humminbird product.
Accessories supported by your Humminbird system include:
Temp/Speed, WeatherSense Fishing Condition Monitor, GR4 GPS Recievers, GPS Connection Cable (which allow you to connect to other NMEA GPS compatible devices), Smartcast Wireless Sonar Link and a PC Connect Cable for Humminbird software updates.
Your Lowrance iFinder H20 is compatible with optional Lowrance FreedomMaps™ and Navionics® Gold, Classic and HotMaps™ electronic charts.
Once you have the compatible components (GPS), you will be able to map waypoints.
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