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Navionics Introduces NEW LOTW HD product

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Hey all,

Been away for a bit brewing up new products. We have a really great one that starts shipping next week!

LOTW-US Waters as surveyed by the Navionics team LAST FALL! 1' contours and detail not available from any other mapping company. Plus complete Canadian coverage from the best available sources.

PLUS: High Definition detail of 34 additional MN and ND Lakes.

PLUS: Complete coverage for Northern MN

PLUS: Complete coverage of North Dakota, including our groundbreaking Sakakawea map

PLUS: Lac Seul, Rainy Lake, Lake Superior, and more!!!

Thats why we are calling it " HotMaps Premium Lake of Woods +2k ". Plus because of the 2000 lakes you get along with the best data of Lake of the Woods (Canadian waters too!).

The best thing? $99 at a dealer near you next week!!

Thanks for the support all!

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Is this chip compatible with the lowrance Ifinder H2O? Is there a web address that has all the lakes that are included on this chip? Is it true that Lowrances IFinder H2O does not read all Navionics 07 hotmaps? Thanks

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Sweet Jeff, Wondering about the other 34 HD lakes in MN & ND... The ones that are in MN, are they up north mostly, or scattered everywhere.

All North of Mille Lacs. And Sak in ND.

Here is the list of HD lakes on the chart

Sakakawea McLean

Aitkin Aitkin

Big Sandy Aitkin

Vermilion St. Louis

Mille Lacs Mille Lacs

Kabetogama St. Louis

Pelican St. Louis

Arrowhead Crow Wing

Bertha Crow Wing

Big Trout Crow Wing

Clam Shell Crow Wing

Cross Crow Wing

Daggett Crow Wing

Edward Crow Wing

Gull Cass

Hubert Crow Wing

Island Crow Wing

Leech Cass

Little Pine Crow Wing

Lower Hay Crow Wing

Margaret Cass

Nisswa Crow Wing

North Long Crow Wing

Pelican Crow Wing

Round Crow Wing

Roy Crow Wing

Rush Crow Wing

Upper Gull Cass

Upper Hay Crow Wing

Whitefish Crow Wing

Winnibigoshish Cass

Woman Cass

Mississippi River-Pool 4 (includes Pepin) Goodhue

Saint Croix River Pierce

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Is this chip compatible with the lowrance Ifinder H2O? Is there a web address that has all the lakes that are included on this chip? Is it true that Lowrances IFinder H2O does not read all Navionics 07 hotmaps? Thanks

As far as I know, it is completely compatible with the H20. I have heard of a few issues with handheld compatibility, but they were product and software specific, and have been addressed.

I just tested the chart in my Ifinder Pro just to be sure...Man, even in B&W that detail on LOTW is sweet!!!

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... and I'll piggy-back a few more questions onto that one from fishingfrenzy:

Will the new data on the US side of LOTW still have all of the same navigational aids, markers, buoys, and suggested routes, etc. that the PremNorth07 chip has?

Is the Canadian LOTW data the same as the PremNorth07 chip?

Are any other border waters done in 1' on the US side, or are they the same as on the PremNorth07 chip?

What is Sakakawea's format?

What is Lac Seul's format?

Are there other 5-foot contour (low-def) maps on this chip, too?

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I just "prebought" this chip last saturday at Marine General here in Duluth.

What I was told is that you are getting a portion of the 2007 premium North chip (see listing of MN lakes on Navionics site plus all of ND lakes on North chip), plus a few of the Ontario lakes on the 2007 premium canadian chip (again, see navionics site for list), and lastly you are getting the previously unreleased mapping of the US waters of LOTW in 1' contours.

I was about 4 hours from buying the 2007 North chip, when i saw Jeff announce this last friday. This chip is perfect for me as I hardly ever fish south of Mille Lacs (it does have the high def map of Pool 4 and Pepin tho, nice).....my only wish would have been for it to contain the high def map of Manitou included in the Ontario selection.

The canadian side of LOTW, and all of Rainy will be the same as on the 2007 North chip.

I am just psyched to get this in the new GlobalMap 5200 and hit the water!!! cool.gif

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Darn it I wish I didn't have chips already that have all these lakes. Last year I bought the Canadian chip for Lac Seul know that is include. This is a great chip for the money.

Just a question Jeff has Lac Seul been remapped or will it be the same as the one on the Canadian chip already.

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Sounds good..About the Lake of the Woods, how detailed is the Canadian side?

Canadian Data is the same we have used on our Marine Charts forever (some of you will remember, or still use, our Small charts CA182S and CA183S). This data has been determined to be the most accurate for Canadian waters. It has also been recently updated.

Also, our survey data crosses into Canada in a number or areas. I'll try to find out where and post it shortly.

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... and I'll piggy-back a few more questions onto that one from fishingfrenzy:

Will the new data on the US side of LOTW still have all of the same navigational aids, markers, buoys, and suggested routes, etc. that the PremNorth07 chip has?

Is the Canadian LOTW data the same as the PremNorth07 chip?

Are any other border waters done in 1' on the US side, or are they the same as on the PremNorth07 chip?

What is Sakakawea's format?

What is Lac Seul's format?

Are there other 5-foot contour (low-def) maps on this chip, too?

Yes, full nav data. I'm not certain about suggested routes. I'll check.

Yes, same as last years and this years data for Canada, but updated.

The data for the rest of the product is exactly the same as the '07 product where there is overlap (IE: North MN, ND). But you get the entire Gold file of lake Superior (also updated).

Sakakawea is our newest and best 1' HD data.

The Lac Seul map included is the same data as last year's and this years HMP Canada product.

Yes, there are approx 2000 additional DNR/Public source water bodies included with full nav/fishing data.

You also get all of our HD lakes for North MN (Leech, Mille Lacs, Gull, Vermillion, etc....)

Sorry for the delay!

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Jeff,

...and I'll piggy back one more question on two the previous two posters.
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What type of detail can we find on this new chip for Rainy Lake?

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Again, the best and most current we have. The official govt datasets (the old CA183S). Both US and Canadian waters are covered.

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I just "prebought" this chip last saturday at Marine General here in Duluth.

What I was told is that you are getting a portion of the 2007 premium North chip (see listing of MN lakes on Navionics site plus all of ND lakes on North chip), plus a few of the Ontario lakes on the 2007 premium canadian chip (again, see navionics site for list), and lastly you are getting the previously unreleased mapping of the US waters of LOTW in 1' contours.

I was about 4 hours from buying the 2007 North chip, when i saw Jeff announce this last friday. This chip is perfect for me as I hardly ever fish south of Mille Lacs (it does have the high def map of Pool 4 and Pepin tho, nice).....my only wish would have been for it to contain the high def map of Manitou included in the Ontario selection.

The canadian side of LOTW, and all of Rainy will be the same as on the 2007 North chip.

I am just psyched to get this in the new GlobalMap 5200 and hit the water!!!
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CORRECT! Well done...Enjoy!

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Darn it I wish I didn't have chips already that have all these lakes. Last year I bought the Canadian chip for Lac Seul know that is include. This is a great chip for the money.

Just a question Jeff has Lac Seul been remapped or will it be the same as the one on the Canadian chip already.

The same. What are your thoughts on the usefullness of the Lac Seul map? I have heard mostly "good value" but also have heard "mixed reports".

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Can you zoom in further on this than you can on the Hot Maps Premium '07? Last week I just bought the premium and it has good contours but it doesn't really do any good if you can't zoom in close.

You will get 1/8nm anyhow. Some of the newer Lowrance units are allowing overzoom to 1/64 nm, and I hear there are software patches that will allow some pre-'07 units the additional overzoom.

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