What can I plan on putting into one of these color units? SOunds like a good solid amount of backers behind it.

You mean like price?

Look here:

http://www.profishingsupply.com/handheldgps/h2oc.htm

I think Dave offers a discount if you purchase a chip with it as well.

i was gonna order one through dave...only thing that sucks is the lake i spend most of my time fishing isn't on the chips that i can see.

Thanks Dtro i will look into this on payday. Seems fair enough. Anyone know how I find out what lakes are on the chips?

If you want the minnesota lake master chip, go to lowrance.com, click on mapping, then click on MN lakemaster chip and it shows a list of all the lakes it has.

I thought that also, until I just bought the chip. Their are many, many lakes besides what is on the list. Navionics Premium has over 10,000 lakes on it. Just cause it is not on the list, does not mean the chip does not cover it.

I am sold on this item. Thanks for the heads up guys! I may just order an extra cord right away, although the AA feature is nice for backup

is there any lake lists for the navionics premium? i can only find a lake list for the lakemaster chip...they are different right? is lake byllesby on any of the chips anyone has? how bout pepin?

Same one I have also, Same chip also and I'm on the same power cord.

Awesome unit.

I hope lowrance makes a new gps. what they have now is good, but seems dated when you look at the garmin line.

You better bet your bottom dollar ! Very nice map and lake (byllesby) I think I counted a total of 3 boat ramps, the most structure is on the East side.

I have the Garmin 76cx and I love it. It floats and can do Lakemaster,Toppo graph and turn by turn. I also got mine through Pro Fishing Supply.

the new touch screen garmins are awesome, and they take lake master finally.

The websites for LakeMaster and Navionics both have lists of the lakes on their map chips.

The H2O is nothing fancy but it is a solid performer geared to fisherman. When you consider its low price (by electronics standards), its solid performance, and just how beneficial it is on the ice in the boat and in the vehicle, it's got to be one of the top "best money I ever spent" things in most guys' collections of outdoor gear.

Garmin makes some really nice gps units with some really nice features. They are great units, no question about it. The extra features come with a higher price tag though, but now that Garmin has their own proprietary version of the LakeMaster chip you will see more Garmins out there.

which is the more user friendly for a first timer?

whats the main difference between the h20 c and the expedition c?

pretty soon i'm not gonna come back on this site...you guys talked me into a nils and an AA suit...now it's gonna be gps with a chip and some reel weeds!!! its things i always wanted to begin with but then i hear stories and i need it even worse lol.