After reading some replys in another thread about " handheld GPS", I have a question. Several people replied that the GPS worked better at faster speeds. I used gps before WAAS GPS came around with a "old" handheld lowrance 212 (no WAAS). I was following creek channels and tracks {at very slow speeds} that I had created stopping at waypoints on structure. Typical spider rigging style of fishing. I never had "much" of a problem with the gps "jumping around". I could get right on my waypoints and stay on my track. I now have a Lowrance Ifinder, It seems much harder to get on the way points and stay on the tracks at very slow speeds.
Finally, my question! Does the WAAS have anything to do with this problem at slow speeds and staying on tracks?

