Reply With QuoteI'm running 32 Sandisk in both my units Simrad NSS8 and Lowrance Touch 12 no issues and they read and write fast also use 2 gig cards as backups.
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Memory card for HDS unit
HDS Gen 2
From my understanding 32 gb is as big as you can go. Lowrance suggested using Sandisk. I asked them the same question that I am asking here and couldn't get a solution. That is why I am asking people who have been on the water and experienced it. How fast will the units read and write. I am going to get 4 cards at 32 gig (1 card for each lake I fish) but want to know if I can get by with a cheaper card or get the fastest they make. No need to get a 4 fast cards if it won't utilize the speed.
Any other info in regards to the card and the unit please advise. Is 32 gig overkill?
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drifter106
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Slabmaster II
I'm running 32 Sandisk in both my units Simrad NSS8 and Lowrance Touch 12 no issues and they read and write fast also use 2 gig cards as backups.
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A related question, how much of the disc capacity are you using?
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was wondering the same thing…wonder how much data is stored and how much storage is usedOriginally Posted by BuckeyeKdog
Sacred Heart of Mary, pray for us now, and at the hour of our death. AMEN
For those who believe, no explanation is necessary....for those who don't, no explanation is possible
For the sake of his sorrowful Passion, have mercy on us and the whole world
Slabmaster II
3-4 gig tops and I'm recording everything and every trip, download to Insight for the mapping, have 700 waypoints on the units at present
Trophy King II
Wow! I have a hds 12 gen 2 on the way and this stuff is making me smile! Thanks
