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Muskrats do like to chew on the cables. If you have left the boat at dock this is very common. You can try to protect the transducer cable by installing some kind of metal protector around it. A length of aluminum conduit cut lengthwise to form a "C" shaped cover is one method that works. ...

Sorry for the delay I was actually out fishing! Sorry we don't have any of the Canadian Freedom maps left in stock (except for a northern Ont., a northern Que., and a maritime version)but I have been informed by Navico that there will be a replacement soon.... I don't know how long soon is going to ...

Freedom maps do not have any details for the water. They are Topo maps and only show detaled land mass. No contour lines, depth, or marker bouys. You can use Navionics maps in your H20c that have details for the various bodies of water. Just get the proper one for the area you will be using it in. H...

The Basemap version and a Gold Navionics Map will be the least expensive. If you get the HDS-5 Insight it is not that much more but the Insight mapping is primarily for the USA allthough there is reasonable data for BOQ and Lake Ontario...

TBF Tournament Lake Winnipesaukee Good luck to the three members from the North Shore Anglers club out of Napanee, Ontario(Colin Friel, Tom Tarasoff and Scott Thompson) fishing for the New York/Ontario Federation in TBF Eastern Divisional!!! They are part of the combined team that includes nine angl...

The Lowrance Expedition C is a good choice, it's a bit less costly than the HuntC. The Expedition C has a Electronic Compass and Altimeter. It can use Topo maps as well as Navionics.

Most loss of bottom problems are a result of either poor location or wrong position of the transducer on the transom. It is rare that the problem is due to the sonar head unit be it a Lowrance or other brand. The biggest challenge is with aluminium boats and getting the transducer to operate properl...

If you plan on mounting the unit on the bow I would suggest using a external antenna model because in many cases the display will be tilted back to provide a better viewing angle. The internal antennas are located in the top of the units and by tilting them back the antenna is facing forward rather ...

Any of the Lowrance, Eagle or Humminbird Sonar/GPS combos will do what you want. They are capable of using the Navionics charts and they cover the lakes you mentioned.
If you require more detailed information feel free to contact me.
Randy

Why not it's FREE....

and Lake Ontario is on it.

Just to let everyone know the new 2008 Navionics Canadian Hot Maps is now available and they have added a lot of lakes.

Yes
I believe your right again
They do have a improved processor, they re-fresh alot quicker.

You are correct, The LCX-25C is an earlier version (2005) of the current model LCX-27C. These units are very similar 480x640 resolution 7" Diagonal screen, they use the same transducers etc. Where they differ is that the LCX-27C utilizes the newer LGC-3000 GPS Module (the LCX-25C uses the LGC-2...