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Which Lowrance GPS is right for you? – Get up to a $500 Rebate!

I wanted to send you some information regarding the current Lowrance products. Ultimately I want to help you get the unit that best fits your needs while taking advantage of the current mail in rebates.

Currently Lowrance has 2 product lines, HDS Carboon (the flagship of the product offerings) and Elite Ti (Which has lots of HDS features at a lower price point) In a nutshell, the Elite Ti series units has full map support for Rugged Routes mapping and are operated via a single touch, touchscreen and have most HDS features except a wired ethernet connection. Wired ethernet is only required for some optional accessories. The Elite-7 Ti andlarger all have a NMEA 2000 port which is required for connecting an external antenna while the Elite-5 Ti does not have this option. Overall I recommend Elite Ti Units for those who don’t wear gloves while driving off road who due to the touch screen operation. The Elite-7 Ti units are the most popular in this series and currently has a $100 Rebate available through May 31, 2018. You can purchase your Elite Ti Units from our website here: https://ruggedroutes.com/lowrance-off-road-gps-units-c-22.html/lowrance-elite-ti-off-road-gps.html The rebate form is available here: https://www.lowrance.com/contentassets/10fdf044b7ae4832b5050f4e27190207/catch_a_great_deal_rebateform2.pdf

The HDS Carbon units have all the bells and whistles including wired ethernet The HDS Carbon units have all the bells and whistles including wired ethernet for optional accessories and NMEA 2000 for external antenna connectivity. They have a multi touch, touch screen as well as a full feature set of physical buttons. because of the physical buttons, these units are more ideal for those that wear gloves such as in Side-x-Sides. The screen also has extreme viewing angles and is resistant to darkening issues with polarized sunglasses and goggles. The HDS Carbon is available in screen sizes from 7″ to 16″ with the 7″ being the most popular. If you are considering the external antenna option, you may want to consider the HDS 7 Carbon Baja Bundle. This is the most popular HDS unit and includes the external antenna at a $100 cost saving over buying to unit and antenna separate. On top of that there is a $200 mail in rebate available through May 31, 2018. The HDS Carbon units can be purchased here: for optional accessories and NMEA 2000 for external antenna connectivity. They have a multi touch, touch screen as well as a full feature set of physical buttons. because of the physical buttons, these units are more ideal for those that wear gloves such as in Side-x-Sides. The screen also has extreme viewing angles and is resistant to darkening issues with polarized sunglasses and goggles. The HDS Carbon is available in screen sizes from 7″ to 16″ with the 7″ being the most popular. If you are considering the external antenna option, you may want to consider the HDS 7 Carbon Baja Bundle. This is the most popular HDS unit and includes the external antenna at a $100 cost saving over buying to unit and antenna separate. On top of that there is a $200 mail in rebate available through May 31, 2018. The HDS Carbon units can be purchased here: https://ruggedroutes.com/lowrance-off-road-gps-units-c-22.html/lowrance-hds-carbon-off-road-gps-navigation-systems.html The rebate form is available here: https://www.lowrance.com/globalassets/lowrance/offers/lowrance-rebate-form-2018-hds-ultimate-upgrade.pdf

            I also, have some how to videos on YouTube shown here: www.youtube.com/channel/UCQWaMqWMa8EpYm5AW5bv4dw For more information on these GPS Units and map availability, visit ruggedroutes.com or feel free to contact us.

-Steven Lutz
President
Rugged Routes

Lowrance HDS Gen3 & Carbon “Dynamic Trail Colors”

Check out this cool new feature on the Lowrance HDS Gen3 & Carbon GPS Units! It’s called Dynamic Color Trails  which allows a trail that you are tracing to be colored based on how fast you are going, or based on a temperature reading from an optional sensor. In the video example is shows this being used based on Speed Over Ground. The video can be seen on our YouTube channel here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80Osv5fh-GA?sub_confirmation=1