Right now I have a Lowrance X102c depthfinder on the console of my "new" boat(2002 Crestliner FishHawk 1750). The boat does not have a GPS unit, so I need to get one. In "your" opinion, would it be better to get a seperate GPS unit to sit beside the depthfinder, or a combo unit.
I was looking at getting an Eagle color GPS, or a Lowrance LCX 27c GPS/Sonar combo unit.
If I decide to buy the Eagle GPS it's only gonna run about $399. The Lowrance is about $900 on sale, but also has a bigger screen and can take (2 MMC Cards) instead of just one.
I don't know...I know it's ultimately my decision to make and what I prefer and all, but I want to know what ya'll think?
We went to the flats too. I dipped a tire on the rental car onto it just to say I’ve been there,but it was still pretty soft from winter melt. After seeing some moron in a BMW suv get dragged out of the muck I had no intention of repeating his stupidity.
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O.K. So here's my problem...
Right now I have a Lowrance X102c depthfinder on the console of my "new" boat(2002 Crestliner FishHawk 1750). The boat does not have a GPS unit, so I need to get one. In "your" opinion, would it be better to get a seperate GPS unit to sit beside the depthfinder, or a combo unit.
I was looking at getting an Eagle color GPS, or a Lowrance LCX 27c GPS/Sonar combo unit.
If I decide to buy the Eagle GPS it's only gonna run about $399. The Lowrance is about $900 on sale, but also has a bigger screen and can take (2 MMC Cards) instead of just one.
I don't know...I know it's ultimately my decision to make and what I prefer and all, but I want to know what ya'll think?
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