Two Point 1's for three Lowrance 12's: Two Lowrance 12's on the bow and one Lowrance

[Gerald D]

I was involved in a conversation on an other page where the guys were discussing the need for two Point ones, one at the bow and one in the back, when using multiple Lowrance 12's on a 2024 BassCat Puma STS. One Lowrance 12 on the bow will drive a Active Target and the other will be used for mapping. The console Lowrance 12 will drive depth and fish finding at the console. I also have a Lowrance Ghost trolling motor. Several guys were quite adamant that one should only have one Point One on the boat because they said two point ones in addition to the Ghost puck would give loads of interference and problems. I was curious of those of you that run Lowrance 12's and Ghost trolling motors, did you guys set it up with one or two Point Ones? My dealer strongly suggested two Point Ones, and a guy I know from BassCat said that many that rely heavily on their electronics use two point ones. What do you guys think? For those of you that that have three Lowrance 12's and a Lowrance trolling motor, what is your setup? I just do not want to make any mistakes here. Thank you in advance.

Corky

[06x6spdGTO]

2-12s, 1-16, 1-10 Pro, Ghost and point 1

Ghost puck (TMC1) is its own point 1. No need to have 2 point ones and a Ghost TMC1 as long as your Ghost is N2K to the displays

my Point 1 is at the transom above the AIHD ducer, the TMC1 is at the bow by the Ghost.

One thing to be cautious off, if I drop waypoints and navigate to them with Ghost, it will show the boat is off the waypoint on the console MFDs by the length of offset from the TMC1 to the Point 1 at the transom

[Redngoo]

I believe this is all in the settings of the graph