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USA. Lowrance announces Elite-5 IceMachine TM

&Nbsp;Lowrance, a world-leading brand in marine electronics since 1957 and GPS navigational systems since 1992, announced today the latest additions to its popular ice fishing product line, the Elite-5 IceMachine™. Designed for portable performance and flexibility, the Lowrance Elite-5 color fishfinder/chartplotter and re-designed Ice Fishing Pack provide a convenient, high quality solution to enhance every ice fishing excursion. “Our new Elite-5 IceMachine offers winter anglers the perfect combination of our popular Elite-5 fishfinder/chartplotter with a redesigned, more user-friendly ice fishing pack,” said Louis Chemi, chief operating officer for Navico Americas. "Rooted in our long legacy of innovative performance and featuring our best-in-class, 5-inch color display combined with our award-winning fishfinder and chartplotter technology, the Elite-5 IceMachine provides the ultimate ice fishing package for performance, ease-of-use and reliability.” The Lowrance Elite-5 IceMachine features a true 5-inch, 480x480-pixel SolarMAX™ 256-color display with high-quality brightness for superior viewing of chart detail and sonar graphs – even in the brightest sunlight and from wider viewing angles – that will not fade or slow down in temperatures as low as negative 20-degrees Fahrenheit. Designed with color palette options and a special ice mode, the Elite-5 also has a backlit, enhanced keypad that is configured for simplified single-thumb control of easy-to-use menus and an Advanced User Mode for expanded feature selections. The Elite-5 IceMachine features a weighted, bullet-shaped 200 kHz ice transducer, with a 20-degree sonar cone, that sounds depths to 1,000 feet and transmits 4,000 watts peak-to-peak power and 500 watts RMS power. The pack also includes an Ice Transducer Float that sits on the top of the water. Anglers can conveniently run the transducer cable through the Float to adjust the depth of the transducer in the ice hole. The Elite-5 IceMachine has a built-in 16-channel GPS+WAAS precision antenna with an external antenna option. Equipped with a U.S. basemap, the Elite-5 provides more than 3,000 enhanced lake maps with detailed shorelines and depth contours, as well as coastal depth soundings and contours.

Lowrance M68C S/Map 3.5-Inch Waterproof Fishfinder « GPS Lowrance

Feature Review Compact fishfinder with 12-parallel-channel GPS+WAAS receiver and 200 kHz sonar Stores up to 1,000 waypoints and 1,000 event markers; saves up to 100 routes Sonar includes alarms for fish, minimum depth, and maximum depth High-brightness 3.5-inch 256-color TFT LCD monitor with 320 x 240 resolution Ideal for open boats and small steering consoles; measures 4.3 x 5.8 x 2.5 inches (W x H x D) Specifications Ideal for open boats and small steering consoles, the Lowrance M68C S/Map 3.5-inch fishfinder offers highly detailed hydrographic mapping up to 600 feet deep. The M68C uses a 12-parallel-channel GPS+WAAS receiver with an internal antenna for navigation and a 200 kHz Skimmer sonar to measure depth. The GPS is up for any adventure, with the ability to store up to 1,000 waypoints and 1,000 event markers, all laid on top of a special built-in U.S. hydrography map. With the GPS, you can plot complex trails (up to 10,000 points) and save up to 100 of your favorite routes.

The sonar, meanwhile, includes three alarms: one that sounds when it detects fish, one for minimum depth, and one for maximum depth. As you cruise on the water, the sonar reads the bottom topography and displays it on the fishfinder’s high-brightness 3.5-inch color monitor, so you’ll know exactly what’s swimming below. The monitor is crisp and colorful, with a 256-color, 1/4 VGA active-matrix TFT LCD build and an impressive 320 x 240 resolution.

Other features include white LED backlighting, FasTrack and Ping Speed HyperScroll functions, a temperature display, a man overboard feature, and a built-in backup memory. The M68C S/Map fishfinder is suitable for both salt and freshwater environments.

Specifications Display size: 3.5 inches Display resolution: 320 x 240 pixels Display type: 256-color active matrix TFT Backlighting: Screen/keypad Backlighting type: White LED Sonar and GPS overlay data: Yes Split-screen presentation: Yes Multilanguage display: Yes Sonar Frequency: 200 kHz Transducer type: Skimmer Sonar output power: 800 watts (max) Sonar depth: 600 feet (max) FasTrack: Yes Ping Speed HyperScroll: Yes Sonar alarms: Fish, maximum, and minimum depth Temperature display: Yes Speed and distance log: Optional GPS antenna type: Internal GPS+WAAS GPS channels: 12 Background map: Built-in special US hydrography map Waypoint storage: 1,000 Event markers: 1,000 Routes: 100 Plot trails: Up to 100 savable, 10,000 points/trail Graphic marker icons: 42 Man overboard feature: Yes GPS alarms: Yes Built-in backup memory: Yes Casing: Sealed and waterproof Dimensions: 4.3 by 5.8 by 2.

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