New Gps????
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I Am Looking To Get A Dash Mount Gps. It Does Not Have To Color. I Want It To Show A Map And How Fast I Am Going. We Go To Lake Powell On Trips And If Anyone Has Ever Seen This Lake You Would Know Why I Need A Map.
Any Ideas On The Best One For Money?
I Would Like To Stay Under $500
Any Ideas On The Best One For Money?
I Would Like To Stay Under $500
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Where are you thinking about mounting it? Those 280 dashes are pretty filled up. I do not care for the mounted type, drilling holes, mounting brackets etc...maybe a portable one?
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I put a Garmin 182c in last year and really like it. it has the blue chip so you can change maps, I think it cost about 385, I think. They also make a black and white that is a bit cheeper.
About tho only place that was good to mount was over tab/trim indactors.
About tho only place that was good to mount was over tab/trim indactors.
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Originally Posted by powerquest 380
I put a Garmin 182c in last year and really like it. it has the blue chip so you can change maps, I think it cost about 385, I think. They also make a black and white that is a bit cheeper.
About tho only place that was good to mount was over tab/trim indactors.
About tho only place that was good to mount was over tab/trim indactors.
dumb question....does it show speed?
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If you move your steeing wheel to a more comfortable position it opens up another area that has worked quite well for me. Reference pic. Unit is a Raymarine color GPS chart Plotter that is mounted sunken into dash area.
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Originally Posted by migpilot
If you move your steeing wheel to a more comfortable position it opens up another area that has worked quite well for me. Reference pic. Unit is a Raymarine color GPS chart Plotter that is mounted sunken into dash area.
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For Powell forget the nautical charts, get the
Garmin 100k topos. And do yourself a favor and
get a color unit (276 or 376 are nice). We use
a GPS 182C and the Garmin topos for all southwest
inland lakes. They have no marine specific maps
for those lakes.
Pesky Varmint
Garmin 100k topos. And do yourself a favor and
get a color unit (276 or 376 are nice). We use
a GPS 182C and the Garmin topos for all southwest
inland lakes. They have no marine specific maps
for those lakes.
Pesky Varmint
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