I have been using a Garmin GPS 72 unit for a couple of years and been very, very happy with it. It doesn't, however, have the ability to load maps onto it.
Now...if I were to take the next step and get a unit that is compatible with the Lakemaster chip, it sounds like most of you would recommend one of the Lowrance units. That makes me wonder....are they truly superior to the Garmin units like the GPS Map76 which also appears to accept Lakemaster chips??
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I have been using a Garmin GPS 72 unit for a couple of years and been very, very happy with it. It doesn't, however, have the ability to load maps onto it.
Now...if I were to take the next step and get a unit that is compatible with the Lakemaster chip, it sounds like most of you would recommend one of the Lowrance units. That makes me wonder....are they truly superior to the Garmin units like the GPS Map76 which also appears to accept Lakemaster chips??
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