lowrance ifinder pro

[snowman1251]

Does anyone have one of these units? I am thinking about ordering one from Reeds ($139 with battery adpt and carring case), but not real sure on ease of use on this unit. Need your commments on how you like. I will be using mostly for marking fishing spots

Any useful info greatly appreciated

[kslipsinker]

I have one, and it is a nice unit. If I were to buy a new unit today, I would go with the H2O for $169 or a H2Oc for $269. Any of the three can handle the Lakemaster chip.

[Cliff Wagenbach]

I have the I-Finder Pro and it is a very good GPS.

Quite easy to use!

It also uses the same chip that my 3200 uses which is very handy.

Cliff

[marine_man]

My dad has had one now for a while and really likes it. It's got the same menu structure / pages, etc as the H20 does, so it's very to use.

I'd be tempted to go for the H20 though... at the very minimum it'll be waterproof where the Pro isn't...

marine_man

[snowman1251]

Thanks for the info, just changed my order to a IDfinder H2O, lucky to catch before they shipped. I know little about these so thanks for your input

When I looked at the extras that Reeds put with this unit, its a better deal

Thanks again

snowman

[marine_man]

You would have been happy with either.. there's no doubt about that... but at least now if it gets wet it'll still work.

Enjoy it!

marine_man