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LCX 25& 20C

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I am upgrading my electronics this year and like the

LCX 20/25 units. HAs anyone out there used one of these?

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TUMBLEWEED, there's quite some difference between the LCX-25c and the LCX-20c. The 25c has a 7" diagonal screen while the 20c has a 6" diagonal screen. Perhaps, more importantly, the screen on the 25c has 480x640 pixel resolution versus the 20c which has a 240x320 pixel resolution. The more pixels the finer the image. This would be more important relative to the sonar portion of these units. Go to Lowrance's website as it has a page where you can compare any of their units side by side. Hope this helps. By the way I just ordered a LCX-25c! Good luck and good fishing.

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