GPS question

[snoozebutton]

I've got a Lowrance 334c with the Navionics chip and when I start it up, I'm still at the last place I fished. I have to use the arrow keys to get to where I'm at and have to constantly follow the boat with the arrows keys to keep from going off the screen. Shouldn't the GPS automatically tell me where I'm at and center my current possition on the screen?

Thanks!!!

[gofishingtom]

yes it should when your on your gps screen and you see the cross hairs you need to hit the exit key to get he cross hairs off the screen and it should tell you where you are and follow you and the screen should follow as you drive across lake..every time you scroll with the arrows you will have to hit exit to get the cross hairs off the screen...hope this helps out

[Ralph Wiggum]

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yes it should when your on your gps screen and you see the cross hairs you need to hit the exit key to get he cross hairs off the screen and it should tell you where you are and follow you and the screen should follow as you drive across lake..every time you scroll with the arrows you will have to hit exit to get the cross hairs off the screen...hope this helps out

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What he said, exactly!

[capmorgan]

How do you get rid of the path you went on the lake the times youve fished before? Also are there any settings youve found to work better on it?

[Big-Al]

I bet the manual would tell you!

[randallt]

Hit menu twice and then scroll to cancel navigation and hit enter. This will erase your path.

[snoozebutton]

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yes it should when your on your gps screen and you see the cross hairs you need to hit the exit key to get he cross hairs off the screen and it should tell you where you are and follow you and the screen should follow as you drive across lake..every time you scroll with the arrows you will have to hit exit to get the cross hairs off the screen...hope this helps out

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That did the trick. Kind of a "duh" moment but then I don't know how long I would've gone before I figured it out. Thanks!!!