Lowrance Fishfinder Gps Combo

[gustarny]

have any of you owned or know about the lms 332 c by lowrance are they good and user friendly.im thinking of fitting one to my new poly frontrunner.

[Guest]

I have a Lowrance x135 on our Polycraft and it works great and has the capacity to add a GPS

Cheers Stewy

[Evanwz]

G'day

I've had an LMS335C on my last boat, great unit and no hassles at all. I've now got a Navman Trackfish 6500 also a great unit.

The menus on the Navman are a little easier to use in some areas - like changing between sounder, to GPS to split screen etc and on the Lowrance changing sounder settings like sensitivity etc were easier.

I'd be happy with either unit again or maybe I'd go Furuno or Raymarine - I reckon they're all pretty close these days. A mate has a Garmin 178C I think - combo unit and it's pretty good and very clear.

I think the CMap mapping is a bit better than the Navionics but the speed and smoothness of the GPS tracking on the Lowrance is better - smoother and easier to follow track if you need to come back at night.

Hope that provides some help

Evan

PS - I've go the fuel flow on the Navman and although kinda gimmicky it's great to know how much fuel is left and it's super accurate - I fill to within 1 or 2 litres of what the fuel flow has recorded - that's using around 30 to 50 litres on a day out

[mrsswordfisherman]

have any of you owned or know about the lms 332 c by lowrance are they good and user friendly.im thinking of fitting one to my new poly frontrunner.

If you are thinking of Lowrance then jump onto the site and download the product emulator.

I learned all about ours by playing with the emulator

TRY HERE

Hve fun

Cheers mrsswordfisherman

[Wetpatch]

I have the Lms 339 and I'm very happy with it But I think Lowrance have or will be bringing out a new model in the future Love mine especially with the chart plotter card

Edited February 11, 2007 by Wetpatch