I have a lowrance 7hd and the internal antenna does always work. Will this fit the 7hd.
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The Point-1 GPS is a Heading Sensor and mroe accurate than the Internal and keeps the GPS knowing the orientation of your bow. It will use the Internal GPS if the Point-1 is offline. Keep in mind, you must setup a NMEA-2000 Backbone Network to use the Point-1. This does not just plug in directly to the HDS7. There is lots of info on NMEA-2000, kind of like Ethernet backbone for Marine Electronics.
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This will work with the Lowrance HDS 7 - or any of the HDS GenII or Touch Family, can't speak to compatibility with the Gen 1. This will require a network starter kit (about $70) as you are basically creating a NMEA 2000 Network. This network also requires power so you will have to run a 12V connection to it separate from your HDS. The lowrance site (lowrance.com) has pretty good info on compatibility and networking requirements. Pretty easy setup and calibration, Antenna is very accurate and the magnetic compass is awesome as it shows the proper orientation of the boat even if you aren't moving. Hope this helps.
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This will work with the Lowrance HDS 7 - or any of the HDS GenII or Touch Family, can't speak to compatibility with the Gen 1. This will require a network starter kit (about $70) as you are basically creating a NMEA 2000 Network. This network also requires power so you will have to run a 12V connection to it separate from your HDS. The lowrance site (lowrance.com) has pretty good info on compatibility and networking requirements. Pretty easy setup and calibration, Antenna is very accurate and the magnetic compass is awesome as it shows the proper orientation of the boat even if you aren't moving. Hope this helps. This will work with the Lowrance HDS 7 - or any of the HDS GenII or Touch Family, can't speak to compatibility with the Gen 1. This will require a network starter kit (about $70) as you are basically creating a NMEA 2000 Network. This network also requires power so you will have to run a 12V connection to it separate from your HDS. The lowrance site (lowrance.com) has pretty good info on compatibility and networking requirements. Pretty easy setup and calibration, Antenna is very accurate and the magnetic compass is awesome as it shows the proper orientation of the boat even if you aren't... » Read More This will work with the Lowrance HDS 7 - or any of the HDS GenII or Touch Family, can't speak to compatibility with the Gen 1. This will require a network starter kit (about $70) as you are basically creating a NMEA 2000 Network. This network also requires power so you will have to run a 12V connection to it separate from your HDS. The lowrance site (lowrance.com) has pretty good info on compatibility and networking requirements. Pretty easy setup and calibration, Antenna is very accurate and the magnetic compass is awesome as it shows the proper orientation of the boat even if you aren't moving. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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The Antenna is universal... Fit everitin have the same base!!!... Good look!!!
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Yes it will. However, in my case I did not see any performance improvement using this antenna. I ended up returning it and sticking with the stock antenna.
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CarolI believe it will because this is a 5** series unit, HOWEVER the best way is give a call to Lowrance customer support at 1-800-628-4487 from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM CST Mon thru Fri or you can go to their web page www.lowrance.com for support. Then you would know for sure. All it will cost you is a little time, but a lot less frustration if it don't Myself, I have had very good luck with their products and the people have been friendly and helpful answering questions.Denny
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Yes it will work with only the internal antenna. The 546s is the 4th Garmin I have owned and each one works even better than the last one. The 546s picks up the sats very quickly in an open line of sight. Even if it's under trees and such it will still pick them up, it just may take a few seconds longer.
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This radio has a 30 pin dock while the Nano 7th gen has an 8 pin dock. You'll need to get an adapter.
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Yes it will. The IC718 is in the list of compatible radios under description.
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Hello Brandon, yes that was my idea too. I have attached an 9 dbi antenna that was 5 times the size of the original antenna. And there was totally no difference in range
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I have a similar situation but don't know if it will work for you. The DB8e is the most powerful antenna I found so if it doesn't work, I don't know what would. My stations are all within 10 miles of my house. Locate the antenna where it isn't blocked by trees close to the antenna.
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The Texsun replacement antenna has a 1/8" spacing where the antenna connects to the "base" swivel. That's where the screw is. If you have that . . you're good to go. The antenna comes with the entire "base connector" too. That probably wont work. If you have 1/8" spacing where the antenna swivels . . . this should work great. de Russ KG0BK
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I'm not sure, if there is a sim card slot on your unit I don't see why it would not. I have my card in a HDS7 touch. You may need to contact Lowrance on their website for a definite answer. Tight lines buddy. /'~~~<><. Eric
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Unlikely. This unit is for the older model, and Lowrance likes making things incompatable in my experience....
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An update to an earlier answer. It fit just fine and no problems on the installation but its almost a year now and seems that the antenna makes a lot of noise on the last part of going up or down, almost like its binding up. I will check this weekend to see if somehow it got bent or twisted, otherwise no issues on the fit.
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Yes, I have the 7th generation I pod and it's a perfect fit. I love it. You won't be disappointed.
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The real question is what kind of unit do you have,(humminbird,lowrance etc) and buy what is compatible with your unit. Hope this helps
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This is not the same antenna, Model HD 7084P is a bit longer and has dual mounting brackets.
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You wouldn't replace the antenna internally, taking this radio apart. You are better off extending it fully and taking the little screw out of the pivot point by the base, taking care not to push it into the radio body thereby ruining your day and forcing a disassembly. At that point you can fit a taller antenna into the base, assuming the width of the spade is the same as the old one. However, if you put a longer antenna on you'll probably have some extending out of the body which is asking for trouble. My advice is leave it alone. If you must have more length just fashion a wire with an alligator clip at one end and clip it to the extended antenna. The stock antenna is fine for this unit.