what r u runnin for a gps plotter, small sized
08-12-2005 | 08:09 PM
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From: medellin colombia, pablo escobar's lil town
what r u runnin for a gps plotter, small sized
looking for a gps plotter that is fairly small in size that can be mounted off a bracket. what are you guys running and how do you like what you have? how much do the data chips/cards cost for it?thx in advance for any info.
08-13-2005 | 04:28 AM
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Re: what r u runnin for a gps plotter, small sized
I use the lowrance m68c which is a combo depth charter and GPS, comes loaded with all USA maps however the maps are don't have the fine details as a pure gps plotter. No chips required. It shows land, water, bouys, town names. I bought it due to it's size and provides all the ability I need for to find my way around. Depends on how much detail you need on your maps, I don't cruise the coast line so wasn't concerned about the details. I'm very happy with the unit.
08-13-2005 | 02:42 PM
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Re: what r u runnin for a gps plotter, small sized
NavMan 5500. Color, 5" diag.
They've extended the $175 rebate.
The 5500 can be had for $515 online, then minus the rebate.
More features than Garmin, C-Map cartography, and optional fuel flow monitoring for $150 (twins).
I had my rebate in less than 3 weeks
www.navman.com
They've extended the $175 rebate.
The 5500 can be had for $515 online, then minus the rebate.
More features than Garmin, C-Map cartography, and optional fuel flow monitoring for $150 (twins).
I had my rebate in less than 3 weeks
www.navman.com
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