Lowrance handheld GPS

[mwalleye]

Anybody besides lowrance still use the SD cards anymore and not the micro's not to happy the 300.00 I have in mapping chips are going to be no good to me anymore any suggestions?

[Heartman]

Brunton GPS units use them up to about 2007, or so. They're orange handheld units, and operate exactly like Lowrance H2O units since Lowrance made them for Brunton. If you keep your eyes open you can get the Brunton units for a song on the big online auction site for cheap. Like less than $50 cheap. And their power and data cords are identical to Lowrance as well.

[leech~~]

The older Low XOG and Garmin 500 both cross over units will use them if you can find them.

[mwalleye]

By the looks of things nothing new anymore that is a shame looks like I have to pay the 180 to get mine fixed or I'm out of luck with my 300 in cards that I have. Only problems with mine since I bought it chips are not that accurate any ways might have to call it and try sombody else unit thanks for the input though.

[MN Mike]

What kind of cards do you have? Lakemaster or Navionics?

If you have Lakemaster, your going to be in tough shape unless you can find a working Lowrance cheap somewhere. Personally I feel you would be throwing away good money getting it fixed, I would recover what I could from the SD Cards and find something else.

Mike

[mwalleye]

Ya don't like to by used electronic but it is starting to look I need to cut my losses. With repairs and shipping I could throw in alittle extra and get new again and yes I have lakemaster not real pleased with them eather not very accurate. Thanks for the input though.

[leech~~]

You can still sell those chips to someone else on the list or bay.