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Would this work in place of my bad sonic hub? It looks to be a Garmin compatible unit. But it has a nmea2000 connection. Perhaps I should post this on the Garmin page.
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Would this work in place of my bad sonic hub? It looks to be a Garmin compatible unit. But it has a nmea2000 connection. Perhaps I should post this on the Garmin page.
Phoenix 921ProXP Mercury 250 ProXS
It will, I have the same unit in my otherwise all Lowrance system. Fusion made the Sonic Hub for Lowrance actually. It's essentially the same type of unit but with Garmin Branding. Works seamlessly with Lowrance (or any NEMA compatable) head unit.
Will I be able to operate it on my Lowrance unit as well?Originally Posted by 78Staff
Phoenix 921ProXP Mercury 250 ProXS
Can I connect my Siriusxm antenna to it as well?
John
Yes, it is "brand independent" - as long as you have it connected with NEMA you can fully control it with a Lowrance Head unit. See my post No. 5 in this thread - https://www.bbcboards.net/showthread...ighlight=sonic
It does accept a weather/siriusxm antenna, which for Garmin is the GXM54. I do not know if it works with the Lowrance WM3 antenna, however - although they appear to have the same type of RCA connection to the unit.
I play SiriusXM over a BT connection to my phone.
Last edited by 78Staff; 09-11-2023 at 07:49 AM.
Awesome. Thanks for the info.
Phoenix 921ProXP Mercury 250 ProXS
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The Fusion MS- BB100 works great with Lowrance! Thanks for the help.
Phoenix 921ProXP Mercury 250 ProXS
I like that you have the option to turn it off and on at the unit, I don't have that with my Sonic Hub.
John
Not only that but you can control volume, advance or go back on a music selection and power it on and off. It's awesome.
Phoenix 921ProXP Mercury 250 ProXS
Are you saying you cannot turn on-ff sonlc hub w/lowrance graph?
Wes
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