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My first post to this newsgroup and it is because I recently purchased a
18' Ranger that has a Lowrance LMS-350A fish finder on it that does not work. The seller told me that it did not work thus it was not a surprise to me. I have not had the boat in water but the screen is just random lines, dots, etc. As the transducer is already installed I would like to purchase another unit of the same make and model so I can just plug in the my current transducer and go. I also want GPS but I am not familiar with what info a marine GPS provides especially on older units like the above mentioned one. I have noticed that they must be still quite popular as they bring a pretty penny on e-bay. If I purchase the one at http://tinyurl.com/2fs46pu on e-bay what can I expect to see as far as GPS goes? If I am on a river will it show towns along the way and nearby roads like the GPS units in our vehicles do? Another alternative would be to simply purchase a new Humminbird 161 GPS Fishfinder from Amazon for approximately $190. This brings me to another question. Why are individuals paying more for old used LMS-350A's than they can purchase a new unit like the 161 for? If you would educate me it would be appreciated. Cheers, Don |
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