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Fleet store or something??!?!?!


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Im looking for an H2O and i remember about 3 weeks ago seeing an ad or something from a fleet store in DL but it wasnt fleet farm. i dont know if it was farm and fleet, or L&M Fleet or something like that but im looking for the name of the store so i can go buy my gps. any help would be appreciated.

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L &M Fleet.

I get one at the low price and they were out of the color ones -- I took the last. They still had the B/W at a good price last I checked.

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Yea the B&W is what i was after. no need to buy color for an extra 100 bones. anyways i also found the navionics chip at cabelas for 60 bucks. its the 06 version, but all i need is like 3 lakes for that so thats what im after.

Can you give me directions to the store via HWY 10??

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Take Hwy 10 to DL. Turn south on 59. Go about 1/8 mile and L&M will be on your right hand side, across from the Ford Dealership

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hey guys thanks a bunch, L & M didnt have any more H2O's so i price matched at Steels sweet set up and i like the gps, hopefully it will be come as important to have as i hear.

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well the "my lake" from over by walker was on this chip and there was no need to get the new one. but i have looked at it and it seems pretty neat. excited to use it this year, and hopefully it will work as well as everyone says it does.

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For what it is worth, I had the color H20 unit and returned it. If you fish in the sun, the screen is hard to read. The grayscale version does not have this issue. You will enjoy seeing how far off some of the contour is from reality. That is where the user waypoints come in handy. Great tool however for anticipating when the breaks and points are coming up and marking underwater structure. As an experiment, set a waypoint at your icehouse or a marker buoy then navigate back to it. Can be up to 25 feet off. When the Detroit Lakes airport area gets WAAS correction, this will come down to a few feet.

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Copter --

I did not have much for problems relating to the sunlight and the color model. I just move it around a little. ;\)

BTW -- hear we are going to get some snow!

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Here is another GPS experiment for you. Leave your GPS on over night on the dash of your vehicle, set the distance to as close as possible 1/63th of a mile or what ever it gives you. THen before you head out the next morning take a look at the screen. Looks as though a 2 year old got crazy with a magic marker.

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