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Topic: Anybody have any experience with the Navionics Fish N Chip ?  (Read 1203 times)

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Dale L

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I have a hummingbird FF/GPS with the intregal map which is next to worthless, my unit is compatible with the Navionics Fish n Chip but was wondering if anyone has any experience with this map chip and what they think of it.


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No, don't have any experience with the Navionics chips, but I do like the Garmin Bluecharts maps available for hand held GPS's.  May even be a cheaper route to take than the chip.  To me the best part is you can actually do a lot of the prep work on your computer, like marking boundaries, setting way points and planning routes. 
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Dale L

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Thanks, that'll give me something else to take a look at.