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On Feb 21, 11:17 pm, wrote:
So I am looking at the Lowrance Airmap 1000 as a portable alternative, but for the life of me, can't find a single negative comment about it. I fly for a hobby and benign IFR at most. -- Kat Kat, Yes, the Lowrance 1000 is a great GPS. If you don't mind a smaller screen, I'd suggest getting the Lowrance 600 with color display and terrain awareness for about the same price. The 2000c also with color and terrain but a bigger screen cost just a few hundreds more and is one of the best value portable GPSs (if you don't need xmweather). We have been using the 1000 for the last few years and will definitely add a large color Lowrance with XMweather when it is availalbe. You may want to wait until SnF time to purchase a Lowrance unit when vendors often offer discount even online. Hai Longworth |
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