Navionics Plus Regions North Lake Charts On Sd/Msd,Black

Navionics Plus Regions North Lake Charts on SD/MSD,Black

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• Max detailed charts for cruising, fishing and sailing.
• Get more than 7,400 lakes in IA, MI, MN, ND, SD, and WI, plus all of Lake of the Woods, Rainy Lake and US waters of the regions Great Lakes.
• Includes Nautical Chart, a robust chart resource trusted by boaters worldwide.
• Includes SonarChartTM 1 foot HD bathymetry map that reflects ever changing conditions, and Community Edits, valuable local information added by millions of Navionics Boating app users.
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Brand : Navionics
Category : Electronics,Car & Vehicle Electronics,Marine Electronics,Marine GPS Chartplotters
Rating : 4.3
ListPrice : US $178.8
Price : US $147.7
Review Count : 154

Navionics Plus Regions North Lake Charts on SD/MSD,Black

• I\'ve only boated with this chip on the south side of Lake Superior\'s east end--from Huron Islands west of Big Harbor, to Grand Marais that\'s east of Munising. I watched carefully for the rocks marked with asterisks, but found fewer few by sight. Had to trust they were there, and that my GPS was properly synchronized--which it appeared to be, based on other landmarks. This is my first exposure to Navionics, and I\'m used to the full information provided by Lake Master chips. However, this chip provided enough for me to navigate past shoals and points and stay in water deep enough for safe travel, and I put over 200 water miles on while using it. Since I wasn\'t planning on heading far out into Lake Superior, this chip was OK to use, given it marks depth lines 30\' and shallower near shore. In some sections, it gives the (seemingly) random depth soundings of deeper water, but nothing like the great detail I\'m used to with the Lake Master chip for the west end of Lake Superior near Duluth, MN. This Navionics chips takes much longer to load its charts than my Lake Master, but perhaps that\'s because it covers so much more area. I like that the individual paper maps\' boundaries appear to be laid over the digital lake map. It gives me more confidence that any rocks or obstacles or channels or hazards are likely going to show up on it. It was more expensive than I needed, given I was only boating the Marquette and Munising areas of Michigan\'s Upper Penninsula. I\'m hoping other boating trips will help justify its cost, and that\'s likely, given I\'d like to boat Lake Michigan and Devil\'s Lake and Oahe (both in the Dakota\'s). Maybe I\'ll end up saving some money by not having to buy other chips. But without the 1\' or 3\' depth gradations that Lake Master\'s chips provide, it\'s hard to believe the two brands are equivalent. If it turns out this chip cover\'s Lac La Croix in great detail (on the border between Ontario and Minnesota), then I\'ll be more impressed. I boat there on occasion with my Lake Master, and the detail isn\'t what I\'d like.
• I have Lakemaster but it didn\'t have all of the lakes I fish. So I purchased Navionics + Reg. and it has what lakes I was missing.
• The steps for downloading the maps on the computer were not as clear as they should have been.
• Works great, too expensive.
• Works great worth the moneyI have used it before on a phone appNow I have it on my LocatorWorks great
• Does not show underwater detail accurately. Depth accuracy is vague
• Works as advertised and on my first gen HDS 5. Contour and shading and I’m happy. Lowrance has a compatibility chart that led me to try this map.
• Purchase this for my Lowrance 7 elite HDI. Just for normal GPS & Depth. Wow this thing is beautiful and accurate, I love it. It gave me the confidence to drive during the night and or during the rain.

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