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![]() "Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Tue, 10 Jan 2006 18:03:20 -0700, "RG" wrote: "Butch Davis" wrote in message hlink.net... As of late this month Lowrance LMS-337C DF GPS will be available as an LMS-339C DF IGPS with internal antenna. It is recommended fro use on open cockpit or center console boats. For cost and ease of installation reasons I'd prefer to use an internal antenna unit. Seems to me that it would make little to no difference in satellite reception on my center console boat. Do you agree? Thanks, Butch My Garmin 162 has an internal antenna and has no problem getting fast and consistent satellite locks with WAAS or without. If the only thing the signal has to shoot through is a canvas bimini top, such as in my installation, I wouldn't hesitate to go with an internal antenna. Sure simplifies the installation. i agree with wayne. the question was will it make a difference and it does make a difference. how that difference effects the operation of the unit is most probably minor, but it will affect gps performance. And it may be so minor as to be unnoticeable. Again, you do not know without actually testing or using the unit. |
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