will a gpsmap float in this?
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Never tried to float this. It is great protection against impact and scratches from rocks and branches encountered on rugged hunts.
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Hello Derick. I am sorry I have not responded before.Yes you can. The GPS is programmed to use Lat and Long and UTM co-ordinates.
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As long as your Lowrance has NEMA connections,and you properly wire it,as mine took a bit to get right.Mine is interfaced with a Garmin,and as soon as it finds satalites,your ICOM will display "GPS" and will also display gps cordinates,time,etc.It took some reading of the manual,but I will never go back,I love the fact that I have one distress button to hold in case of emergency and help some shape or form will come.Oh ya dont forget to register your boats name..etc..so you can get a MMSI # (its free)and program that # into your radio,so when/if you need to use the DISTRESS button the Coast Guard know exactly who's calling.Good Luck As long as your Lowrance has NEMA connections,and you properly wire it,as mine took a bit to get right.Mine is interfaced with a Garmin,and as soon as it finds satalites,your ICOM will display "GPS" and will also display gps cordinates,time,etc.It took some reading of the manual,but I will never go back,I love the fact that I have one distress button to hold in case of emergency and help some shape or form will come.Oh ya dont forget to register your boats name..etc..so you can get a MMSI # (its free)and program that # into your radio,so when/if you need to use the DISTRESS button... » Read More As long as your Lowrance has NEMA connections,and you properly wire it,as mine took a bit to get right.Mine is interfaced with a Garmin,and as soon as it finds satalites,your ICOM will display "GPS" and will also display gps cordinates,time,etc.It took some reading of the manual,but I will never go back,I love the fact that I have one distress button to hold in case of emergency and help some shape or form will come.Oh ya dont forget to register your boats name..etc..so you can get a MMSI # (its free)and program that # into your radio,so when/if you need to use the DISTRESS button the Coast Guard know exactly who's calling.Good Luck « Show Less
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Yes. It comes with a map function that is the same as GPS, and you can also get several free GPS apps.
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Yes, but I don't as I don't want to risk it. GPS wont work under water so essentially a stopwatch. My bro sent me here for more info http://www.dcrainmaker.com/2009/09/garmin-forerunner-310xt-in-depth-review.html
761016
Provided your GPS is approximately the same size as the diagram it should work.
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I expect it to work, the output of the unit is generic NMEA and I have used it with 3 or 4 different NAV programs without issue. This is BY FAR one of the best GPS pucks out there. I have not tried Streets & trips, but honestly I'm 98% sure it will work. And work well.
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I have been using 910 XT indor swimming for more than 2 months. No problem mesuring lenghts although sometimes it is not absolutelly accurate mainly when mixing styles. I have not payed attention to the GPS due to I am indoor and I guess it is no needed
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I have a echomap 70s and is works very well with that GPS. If your model can use the G2 map ten it is worth the price.
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hould work well. The mount base is larger than the suction on the Garmin and would accept a larger mounting cup. This is the most stable base I have found that is completely removable from the dash with no traces of a GPS. (We have a lot of break and snatch in parking lots and I find this one easy to put on the floor and hide from sight. Hope this helps.
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It should float but the float may be just to hold to camera only and not with the pole but if your using the pole under water then you dont need the float
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I have the GPSMAP 2010 and the P66 transducer is compatible. You may need the GSD20 sounder module between the two components to fully function.
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Yes. There is a basic base map in your GPS which will show you where you are.
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Yes you can.... very simple too... you just need to secure a point on the power cord that allows float to move freely....
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It's not made to house the navigation. I'm spme what of a fabricator. You can make it work.
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Absolutely. In fact, that is pretty much what you are paying for. You can enter coordinates in any of several different formats, and the device will lead you in a straight line to that location. But be advised, you will have to pay extra to download that pretty map they show in the picture.
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No. The Garmin GPSmap 62 (NOT the "s" model) is what I have and is really not worth the investment. You have to download the topo maps from a DVD. Since the 62 has limited memory, you can only download a VERY SMALL portion of the topo. The "s" model uses a a memory card that you load internally (which I was told my model did). I think that you might have better luck using the PC and GPSmap device in tandem if you have the "s" model. Best of luck.