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I've got a Lowrance LMS320 and I've been thinking about buying some of
these Navonics charts for it. Unfortunately, I would need the lakes and coastline of Texas. That's 2 sets I think. $$ Anyway, my question is regarding the level of detail that these maps provide. Are they simply electronic versions of the kinds of maps that I see at the sporting goods stores, Hotspots etc. or do they actually provide a lot more detail than those paper maps have.? Underwater structures, hazards, etc? I suppose I could take my map in hand and go to a Marine store and look at demo of Navonics for the same area. Has someone done that or made the comparison I'm asking about. My feeling is that if all it is is a electronic version of what's on paper then maybe its not really worth it. I can usually correlate pretty well from the Mapcreate maps that I bought and other paper maps. Its a matter of information. If there is actually more information in the Navonics stuff then it may be worth it. I got a feeling that I'll always want paper anyway. tks Don |
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