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Marcum LXi


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Welcome to Fishing Minnesota safe ice!

I have a LX-i on its way and I'm anxious to use it. It has 1,000 watts of power and has a digital receiver. The battery has a 20 hour life span. It has a 12 degree cone and can read up to 299 feet in depth. I think it will save some time locating structure and desired depths/drop-offs.

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Matt

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safe ice, first of all Welcome to FM!

I'd be interested as well in hearing more about these units. They definitely look like they would be good for checking depths more quickly for drops, humps, etc. I'm curious as to how well they pick up a signal through the ice as compared to an LX-3?

[This message has been edited by Dan Wood (edited 11-04-2003).]

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MJ, FYI the LXi has 2500 watts of power. It comes in its own case. Its waterproof and it floats. Can't wait to get one...I'll be more efficient drilling holes because I'll find the spot beore I drill. I don't think you have to get the ice wet so I'll stay drier too.

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The Lxi can read the temp too? Cool! That's a pretty nice feature to have. 2500 watts of power!!! In that little thing? how? I am heading the the Marcom HSOforum to check this thing out.
safe ice
Give us a report if you get one! Anxious to hear about it from a first time user.

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