Thread: Humminbird GPS Refresh Rate

Good deal Joby! Thanks for posting. Any idea the range of model numbers
this will cover? Mainly 787 and 797 I'm interested in :D

Originally Posted by Joby @ Humminbird

In the next version of software release we have made some enhancements on the GPS Refresh Rate. I think everyone will be please with the improvments.

Thanks Joby!

Just so I'm clear, do you mean the same release as Down Imaging or the one after that?

Originally Posted by PanMan_VA

Thanks Joby!

Just so I'm clear, do you mean the same release as Down Imaging or the one after that?

I'd like to know that too!:D Thanks, HV

Thanks Humminbird. Looking forward to the fix. And the new down imaging!

Dayton

thanks joby and humminbird still the best electronics in my opinion

Originally Posted by Joby @ Humminbird

In the next version of software release we have made some enhancements on the GPS Refresh Rate. I think everyone will be please with the improvements.

Will this download work with our older GPS antennas (GR16 channel) also or just with the new (50) style ant? and will there be a big difference in how well it will work with these ant.? So,it may be worth getting the new hi accuracy antennae? It sure would be nice hearing from you or someone who has tested this out. Like does it keep the directional arrow pointing in direct of your travel without going bananas? at slow less than 0.05 mph? Like does it know where it is at? Sorry for all the Questions but I have had about 4 years of bananas.:D
Yes it will be nice to try some apples or peaches after all those bananas:D

Don't hold me to it because I am suppose to be on vaction this week, but if I am not mistaken it should cover all models and it will not have anything to do with what type antenna you have. The key is having the GPS antenna hooked either directly to the unit or to a Y cable. The rest is done in the unit. I have tested it on the trolling motor going from one waypoint to another and I did not have a problem. It is pretty smooth.

Originally Posted by Joby @ Humminbird

Don't hold me to it because I am suppose to be on vaction this week, but if I am not mistaken it should cover all models and it will not have anything to do with what type antenna you have. The key is having the GPS antenna hooked either directly to the unit or to a Y cable. The rest is done in the unit. I have tested it on the trolling motor going from one waypoint to another and I did not have a problem. It is pretty smooth.

I have my antenna hooked to the interlink. Will I need to change that? I'm really looking forward to the new update!