Garmin Panoptix???

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Originally Posted by Crappie Reaper

Not really. I have never run an ethernet connecting my units. I also have pinpoint antenna on the back above my DS transducer and an external antenna for the front unit above my TM. Not hard at all to mark a waypoint on the back, then confirm with the front unit and mark it there too. I personally feel it marks it more accurately.

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Well it sucks for me. I run a bird on back and a lowrance up front. When I'm scanning with the bird I don't want to have to drop my trolling motor every time and remark with the lowrance just like when I'm trolling and mark on my lowrance I don't want to have to fire up the outboard and remark with the bird. To combat this I load each unit's waypoints I marked for that day separately to the PC using a combination of GPSBabel, Humminbird PC and convert to google earth and separate by lake so that I'm not rolling out with units that have a bazillion coordinates for lakes I'm not fishing that day. When I want to go fish a lake I simply covert the saved google earth coordinates for that lake to both lowrance and bird, upload to units and go fish. Saves me from having to mark stuff twice. It can be tedious at times, maybe a little anal and probably a nightmare for most but I get by.

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But then I've never had units that could share waypoints and maybe it would be the same blues especially since I'm uploading waypoints to google earth. :dono

well...lets just win the lottery and we can have 3 12 inch units scattered and a 42 inch on the console.....you could just find an old crank phone and find them cheaper....lol

Thinking if I won the lottery I'd have several 15" humminbird solix's on my new boat along with a 360. Lol

lol...and someone to drive the boat hook the fish and hand me the pole.....but wait that sounds like what I usually do every time I take someone fishing....lol

Where do you find the people that can find the fish and hand you the pole? I need a fishing buddy

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Amazing technology from #Garmin. Panoptix helps me catch limits of crappie nearly every time I go. This school you see is 22ft long and 17 ft wide. I'd estimate this school having 300+ crappie. When I stop catching them, I scan my transducer and know what direction and how far away they went. You truly become unstoppable