Will this work in a GARMIN echoMAPâ¢ 73dv, it has preloaded lakes, but I need coastal.
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Hi Yes it should work ,I use a Garmin 740s and I had to turn down the display to min. in the setting .But If some reason It doesn't work, you can return it.
495998
Yes. Bluechart g2 Vision chips are specifically designed to work with EchoMAP and GPSMAP series. Thank you for your inquiry.
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Yes. But if you want to be sure, go to the Garmin Web site and select your Garmin unit with the map to see if it is compatible.
750197
If Garmin says it will take an 8 gb micro sd card, then yes, it should work.
568038
I purchased this transducer to use for ice fishing and it works great.I have a Garmin 500 and it does tell the water temperature. It is the sane as the original and should work for your model.
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I'm not sure if it will work with any other GPS units. The best answer for which Garmin units is to go to Garmin's web site and if you look up the Midwest fishing guide it will tell you which units it will work with.
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I can't tell you for sure, but if your GPS does not have a place to insert an SD chip or a micro-SD chip, then clearly it won't work, because that's how these maps are delivered. Also, it would have to be compatible with Garmin maps, and again, I have no idea.
600681
Check to see if it has a slot for a scandisk card. The advertising indicates that it does. I use mine for updating the maps. only, so you might want to check with Garmin directly before buying the card.
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Yes, I am doing a similar search now. The Garmen EchoMap 50DV has a very capable GPS with the photo-like sonar integrated, and I have found that unit with a full US offshore map set for about $670 - I believe the unit allows recording shots with GPS coordinates for playback later. The Lowrance unit with similar features seems more expensive. This sonar unit seems to be a great one for the image, and you could always mark on a separate GPS as you observe the bottom features.
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I don't know about the 1300 model, but I emailed the Garmin customer service folks and they were pretty responsive. The one thing I wish they had mentioned early on is that in order to update maps, I needed a microcable that plugged directly into the GPS unit, and not the cradle. So you may want to verify that with Garmin.
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I would check Garmans web sight to make sure. Otherwise if there is a Bass Pro shop, Cabelas near you go there and ask them if it will work. Other than that it does work real good, used it this summer and what the gps was showing was the same as fish locator for water depth.
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I believe all new model Garmin's have a standard charging plug. As a result, I would think it should work, but as others have said you should contact Garmin directly to confirm.
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The package doesn't list specific model numbers, but does list nuvi as one of the compatible models. I'm using it with my nuvi 2455LMT, so it would probably work for your device. You might check the Garmin website to be sure.
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no, don't think so......this is set up to work with Garmin BaseCamp (can d/l at Garmin.com)....software is used to move wpts around on BC, I think I am right......to many sw's out there....wc
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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
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You need to check the spec sheet for your unit. You can find it on the Garmin web site. If it accepts a MicroSD card then this storage device should work on your unit. The biggest issue is what size to get since that will depend on the maps you want to download to your Garmin. I installed a 4GB storage device and it was just large enough to hold the maps for the lower 48 states. If you want to download more maps, (i.e. Canada, etc.) than that you will need a larger storage device.
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Not sure, because the one I bought is lifetime maps also :( I recommend you to get a lifetime maps Garmin
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It's not on the compatibility chart on the Garmin website. It's a 4-pin connection that fits mostly Echo models. I would recommend calling Garmin and see if there is an adapter cable that would work.