Does anyone make a Topo chip for regular H2O?

[92python]

My H2O comes with me on open water, hard water and in the woods. I have a Lakemaster chip. Does anyone know if there is a topo chip that will work in an H2O? I know there is the map create software but I'm not sure my H2O has what it takes to make that work. I have the regular H2O.

[shooter_mcgavin]

The only software that I've found for my H2O has 50-foot contours (doesn't help much in most of MN). I've used it backpacking and it comes in handy. I believe its the mapcreate software that you mentioned (purchased it at gander mountain).

It will also show you terrain features, such as upland vs. lowland/marshy areas.

[Tom7227]

I'm pretty sure any H2O will use the mapcreate software. I have an older IFinder Pro and Mapcreate 6 and it's worth it's weight in gold. I'm on a road trip right now and have been able to find where I'm at anyplace within a 5 state area - down to dirt roads in no-place Nebraska.

[RiverBassGuy]

Mapcreate will work in your Lowrance H20. Mapcreate is a system that allows you to download information from a disk onto a chip, and then put it into your GPS. Land topography and roads are excellent on the mapcreate 7. You have to have a PC, a SD card reader, and some general computer knowledge.