Ice Fishing GPS unit

[Big A]

I tried to search for this but everything was clogged up with the RT9 discussions....

I am interested in a Lowrance GPS only device. Will only be used for GPS locations. Nothing more.

Can anyone please help me out with what model(s) they have or use for this??

[sunniewally]

buy a garmin Garmin GPSMAP 62S Handheld GPS Navigator might be what you want. good buy at amazoon

[CaptainMusky]

Are you looking for a handheld device or something like an open water GPS unit to mount on your ATV/Sled?

I couldnt help with a handheld because all I use there is my Phone with the Navionics app for just high level searching and making walking around, but not true navigation.

For something to mount on a mode of transportation, use whatever you have in your boat! They work awesome!

Get a RAM handlebar mount and a 12v adapter plug and you are in business.

Humminbird, Lowrance, whatever it doesnt matter provided it has an internal GPS. If not, you will have to mount a puck somewhere and then that gets tricky with another power source required.

[leech~~]

I tried to search for this but everything was clogged up with the RT9 discussions....

I am interested in a Lowrance GPS only device. Will only be used for GPS locations. Nothing more.

Can anyone please help me out with what model(s) they have or use for this??

Are you trying to keep the cost down or use an old map card? I still use an old Lowrance XOG which still works pretty well when plugged into a 12V source. You can still find some of them on line new and used. Also, any older Lowrance locator with GPS can be mounted and used just for that and there are a lot of them out there as people get newer units. They do give you a little bigger screen to work with as well.

[hamms-scooter]

I have h20,hds5 and my iPhone with naviinics all work well. I like lowrance products a lot.

[Hawg]

Everybody is right, any GPS will work. The phone app is pretty slick though and I use it for exactly what you want one for. It's every bit as accurate as my HDS 8 is and a lot easier. You walk around when you get close to the spot and it points you to the spot and counts you down as you get closer by the foot.

[hamms-scooter]

My buddy uses his 10" Samsung tablet. That baby is nice no zig zagging around with that big screen

[leech~~]

My buddy uses his 10" Samsung tablet. That baby is nice no zig zagging around with that big screen

If my little XOG ever dies. I am going to get me the biggest old locator with GPS I can find that takes the chips I have to use on my sled!

[wormdunker]

I just picked up a HB 587hd di for $115. No ducer so I will use it for GPS only but the benefit is I can use my map card and share waypoints from my summer units.

[JigginIsLife]

I like my H2o that bought ohh... maybe 6 years ago, more durable than a touch screen phone, and i like to run and gun and pop holes with mine on to see where im at in relation to the map with my vex. I have an old card, but it works well for me, and now they are really cheap i think i saw one on hsolist for like 20 bucks and thats quite abit cheaper than my cell phone being replaced. you can get newer cards now, but the 5-3' contours are good enough for me

[ClownColor]

Any HDS will do. Quite a few resorts run these in their vehicles. Very easy to run off 12v.