Lakemaster/Navonics card

[Ketchup]

I know its a long shot, but i also know that we as guys like to hoard things, so......Anyone have a card available that their not using for our local lakes? Its for a HB 999.  Thanks

[176champion]

That's something i never bought, was a navonics card, i just use the gps in the unit..since that card cost more than my console unit, it's kind of hard to justify the money.....lol

[Seth]

If you just need one for TRL, you can buy it for $30 off the Lakemaster Chart Select site. That's what I did since I only needed one for LoZ and TRL.

[Ketchup]

I hear ya 176, but my unit on the boat i sold had maps and got used to it. It was a Garmin with built in maps. This HB doesnt so im wanting to get one "so i dont get lost". lol

[Ketchup]

Thanks Seth. Im needing one for Pomme, Stockton, and LOZ also or that route would work. 

[Seth]

15 minutes ago, Ketchup said:

Thanks Seth. Im needing one for Pomme, Stockton, and LOZ also or that route would work. 

At that point, I'd probably just buy the Great Plains chip. It's $102 on Amazon right now. You'll have the current data for every lake in MO plus several surrounding states.

[vernon]

OR you could just buy one of the new 16" Lowrance units that were just introduced at the Classic.  Pretty sure they're only like 5K!

Then you won't have anything to worry about for at least six months when the 20" or whatever comes out!

[Ketchup]

haha. I seen that yesterday.  For that price i think i will spend a month on Lake Fork, catching fish. 

[dwiebenga]

I have a Navionics Chip for the Great Plaines and it includes all those maps.  I can get you details if interested

[Seth]

35 minutes ago, vernon said:

OR you could just buy one of the new 16" Lowrance units that were just introduced at the Classic.  Pretty sure they're only like 5K!

Then you won't have anything to worry about for at least six months when the 20" or whatever comes out!

The $5k price is for one WITHOUT a transducer. The $5700 package includes the 3d transducer. I guess they figured if you were buying one, you may as well be able to buy one without the transducer to right next to it for mapping.