Lowrance iFinder GO - 2 in. Handheld GPS Receiver
- Form Factor: Handheld
- Map capabilities: Internal
- Receiver Type: 16 Channels
- Enhanced accuracy: WAAS enabled
- Screen Size: 2 in.
- GPS Type: Handheld (Outdoor)
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A good "first GPS" for a hiker, boater, or novice geocacher
I have been using a Whistler Galileo for both geocaching and in my car (though it is a handheld, it is really somewhat more car-oriented). The screen broke, and the extended warranty company is deciding whether to replace it vs. reimbursing me what I paid for it (since it's a discontinued model),... Read full review »
Not useful for GPS, but makes a good battery tester.
I was thrilled when I was given a GPS unit by my employer, rewarding me for years of service. My primary use would be for hiking... however, I've been unable to use it at all.
It always takes at least 15 minutes, and usually closer to a half hour, to acquire position. This while standing...
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Good Performance for a low-end unit
I purchased this unit at a local hardware store as a thanksgiving day sale blowout as a backup GPS. I was not expecting much but was very pleased with the performance at a price that was just a little more than the price for other GPSs' car adapters. Very quick access time to satellite data. It had... Read full review »
Good deal for the cost
This is my first gps unit, and it seems to work very well. I had problems with the first unit I had, but the replacement unit has been fine. It keeps a good lock even under heavy tree cover, and I have used it in the car with a vent mounted cell phone holder, which works well most of the time.
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Lowrance i finder go
This was the first Lowrance I have bought. The thing has frozen on the first screen. I have tried all the recommended fixes none work. It is not worth the money. Upon checking other web sites I find this is a common problem with this unit.
Save your money buy something decent!
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Bang on the money
Cheapest decently specified GPS available in the UK so absolutely the Best Bang for your Buck available. Simply packaged with no fancy owner manual to hike the overall price (it's on CDR), it achieved a fix from cold in about a minute straight out of the box having crossed 'the pond' from the US... Read full review »
Buy this...and get lost!
Needing a water resistant low cost, light weight GPS for a long distance trekking trip, the iFinderGo seemed to give the more bang for the buck.
Out of the box, it was "stuck" in factory testing mode. Calls and emails to customer service were not returned.
A trip back to the store...
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I like my iFinderGo
Lowrance's iFinderGo(16MB) is a stripped down version of their iFinder line of handheld GPS receivers. It lacks the ability to communicate with other electronics or to save, read and store data on MMCs. It lacks an external antenna. However,it has virtually all the other features. I learned this... Read full review »
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