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You're using a laptop on a 17' boat? Why not just use a chartplotter program
like Nobeltec or The Cap'n? Hook it up to the cheapest Garmin GPS you can find for input. If you really want a GPS/Chartplotter combo, stick with Garmin, and get color if you can afford it. If not, good grayscale is fine. -- Keith __ "An intelligent man is sometimes forced to be drunk to spend time with his fools."--Ernest Hemingway "Bill Rhine" wrote in message ... I now have a small boat (17 ft.) on Lake Oachita in Arkansas. I have Lowrance Sonar and need to equip this boat with a GPS Mapping unit since where I have my boat is very close to timber "Stickups". So to navigate into the clear waterway, I want to be able to have fairly accurate Mapping information. I have been looking at both the Garmin 168 and the Lowrance LMS-480M.. I would apprecite any suggestions anyone may be able to offer.Also is there any major benefit to Color over Greyscale.I would be using a Laptop to record all of my routes. Thanks for any insight you may be able to offer. Hayward |
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