fish locator conversion

[dairyman]

has anyone taken their existing fish locator and converted it to a larger screen. I've seen it done for fish cameras and was wondering if it was possible to do it to a fish finder

[h8go4s]

How's this?

[dairyman]

not quite what I had in mind

[Hawg]

A camera is a camera plugged into a monitor, easy, but I can't believe what you want to do would be possible (within reason). I guess I'll watch and learn.

[dairyman]

I've been running humminbirds for a few years----need to take a look at the lorances I guess. I talked to a fellow at Reed's yesterday

and what I would like is already being done with the Lorances. Triple screens and you can rotate the orientation of the screen with a price range more in line with what I would be willing to spend

[FshBloodRiverMud]

lowrance.com - Connect a GoFree WIFI-1 module to your HDS Gen2 or Gen2 Touch unit and build your own wireless network, allowing multiple smartphones and tablets to view GPS data and sonar displays. With a touchscreen tablet, you can even control the functions of a Gen2 Touch. A hit on the big-boat bluewater scene, where GoFree allows users to control GPS from a fly bridge or elsewhere on the vessel without buying a second display, it has small-craft applications as well. First off, anglers anywhere in the boat can check out map and sonar information. Besides keeping everyone in the loop on navigation and the underwater scene, it opens the door to taking screen shots and texting them to buddies, or even posting the images on social media venues. Another plus—you can use a tablet to view dashboard mapping and sonar data from bow or stern fishing positions, without shelling out for an additional display.

Read more: http://www.in-fisherman.com/gear-accessories/tricking-walleye-boat/#ixzz3AUWy1zFK