Rig your boat with an HDS LIVE 12 and get access to the full lineup of Lowrance® fish-finding technology including preloaded C-MAP® Contour+ mapping and integrated support for high-resolution ActiveTarget™ Live Sonar, Active Imaging™ 3-in-1 with Lowrance CHIRP, SideScan/DownScan Imaging™, FishReveal™ and the Ghost® ...

HDS Live introduces the Active Imaging Transducer, with 3-in-1 or 2-in-1 options, for mindblowing LIVE Sonar images. Active Imaging allows you to see far more detail without sacrificing Range or having to change frequencies while fishing. And that's at 800kHz!

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And play that through the audio. His flips on here right now. Another really cool feature is getting onto Google Earth. I'll just bring that up now.

Designed for high-performance and offroad navigation, the HDS LIVE 9 BAJA is a powerful, easy-to-use GPS unit. Features a 9-inch, multi-touch, SolarMAX™ HD display screen that is easy to view from any angle, in direct sunlight, and through polarized sunglasses.

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The advantage of the HDS series is that it can start off simply and be added to as the need, experience or budget allows, or you can fit it up as a "hamburger with the lot" from the beginning. The disadvantage of the Elite series is "what you see is what you get". No other abilities are possible.

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So the direction the trolling motor is going is going to be the direction that you're shooting off the head. So right here is just the transducer. This is the actual active target.

For 2D sonar on the HDS LIVE with a typical 3-in-1 Active Imaging transducer we have the main options to run 200kHz, 83kHz, medium CHIRP or high CHIRP.

They do boast about quad processors, but that is only on 12 and 16, but the Live has a separate chip to handle the coming LiveSight-ducer (no module needed for LiveSight on HDS Live, while a module is needed for HDS Carbon) and by looking in the "About"-menu you can see that HDS Live has better RAM then HDS Carbon so ...

Can I use GPS without an Internet connection? Yes. On Android and iPhone devices, the google maps app can locate and follow you wherever you are without the internet or without data. The GPS on your smartphone is able to do both things at the same time.