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    link or nonlink

    Ultrex that is. Can someone explain the differences, please.
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    I-pilot link when coupled with humminbird electronics has more capabilities than plain I-pilot.
    Including the ability to follow a contour depth line and also a track back.

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    So the advantage is with Hummingbird. As I use Lowrance the I -pilot is fine alone?
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    Yes, the biggest advantage is with the Humminbird unit. I have several customers that run Lowrance buying the link in anticipation of getting the 360 transducer and a "stand alone" Humminbird. When they do that, they can use the "link" part of the Ultrex with the Humminbird and they will still have the Lowrance networked with the console in order to see waypoints that have been marked with the console.
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    Thanks everyone.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonestrollingmotor View Post
    Yes, the biggest advantage is with the Humminbird unit. I have several customers that run Lowrance buying the link in anticipation of getting the 360 transducer and a "stand alone" Humminbird. When they do that, they can use the "link" part of the Ultrex with the Humminbird and they will still have the Lowrance networked with the console in order to see waypoints that have been marked with the console.
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    I am one of the "several" and so glad you talked me into going this way. I am having a blast with my Ultrex, 360 and Helix you sold me. I love my Lowrance Touches, but the features the 360/Helix/iPilot Link coupled with the LakeMaster card give me the best of both worlds. Thanks again John.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sirius Rich View Post
    I am one of the "several" and so glad you talked me into going this way. I am having a blast with my Ultrex, 360 and Helix you sold me. I love my Lowrance Touches, but the features the 360/Helix/iPilot Link coupled with the LakeMaster card give me the best of both worlds. Thanks again John.
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    Minor but the remote on the link version is color LCD screen....non link version is standard non color remote.
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