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Wow...for someone who has an absolutely incredible fishing resume'....your still trying to figure out this GPS stuff?
To answer your question, yes... you can. Make sure you gps files are in the correct format (GPX) and you should have no problem importing them to your fishfinder, my fishfinder...hell EVERYONE'S fish finder!!!! ![]()
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I have a shit ton of hand written way points for random spots all over SoCal I want to put in my waypoints library without manually entering them.
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To answer your question, yes... you can. Make sure your gps waypoints are in the correct format (GPX) and you should have no problem importing them to your fishfinder, my fishfinder...hell EVERYONE'S fish finder!!!! Use mapping software if you have it, and if you don't use Google earth.
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Ok like I said I understand just fine, I know what you want to do. Here is what you do. Click on the google earth icon on your desktop. Click the yellow pin on the top, it will open up a window and you can input your coordinates. Input your coordinates now. Then the next one...yess...yesss. your getting the hang of it now! Finish inputing all of your magic guaranteed WSB, Yellowtail, tuna and halibut coordinates. Save file to your computer. Upload file to a Gps converter, convert files to GPX. Save file to computer, save file to card, put card back in Fishfinder Unit, Turn fishfinder on, select import files from card....Boom your done! Now wasnt' that easy?
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If your having difficulty with this, please contact your nearest 10 year old Asian kid, he or she will take care of it for you. Jim might be able to help you but he's not 10 years old he just looks like it..
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After all is imputed, the key you want to hit is delete.
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