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Yes you can add lat Lon to mark spots.

You can report that to help@navionics.com and they will look into the zooming issues and see if something has happened or needs fixed.

I would do option 1 for the following reasons: one the lss2 transducer will give you the downscan that the hdi transducer has and replace it with the 83/200 one to give you a two frequency broadband option. Doing that will make your elite 5x resell for more. And with that money you can either upgrade your touch units cartography to something like the Navionics + with sonarchart or the go free wifi module or just off set some of the upgrad cost.

I have used the hydrowave H2 and it's a pretty sweet deal also the new added sounds are a bonus. I have had pike go eye to eye with the sound speaker while fishing the allegheny river in Pittsburgh.

They is bass pro shops nitro dealer I don't run nitro anymore had too many problems I now run ranger but I agree it was stupid configuration

The treated the two batteries as one and put the terminals of the charger on the positive and negative going to the trolling motor

What they did to my boat was treat the two batteries in the 24v trolling motor as 1 so one bank was charging 2 batteries and one bank was only charging my starter.

This is on a smartphone or tablet using the fish options in the menu but you can view all the updates in lowrance and the community edits and what not

Wayne that is a great idea and use for that that I haven't thought about. Usually I just use it for trolling but now have a new use

For the money the lowrance screen is going to be clear but you can also get a wifi one that works on you smartphone if you go with a vexilar you can get the Navionics boating app and actually sync the wifi ducer with the app and get a fish finder sonar for around the same amount of money

Yeah once downloaded on the card it should be able to read it no matter which area you are from just make sure that the unit is set to read the SD card.

Its the best app to have it make fishing much easier and it is nice to use it if you are Ice fishing or going from boat to boat.

If you go online and email the help email and tell them which ones you want changed they can do it for you

The lowrance chirp and regular broadband sonar should work great in shallower water and in the 10 foot range.... You might have to tweek some settings to get the best overall appearance depending on the type of water you are in.

I personally have never really used it for either of those but it does show a great bit of detail and if that's what you are looking to read I would upgrade it because it does show it well.