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Nyheter fra Lowrance?

I løpet av de siste par dagene har det vært noen "lekkasjer" om hva som blir Lowrance sine nyheter for høsten/ vinteren. Foreløpig er det stille på www.lowrance.com, men den amerikanske nettbutikken Bass Pro la sist helg ut endel nye Lowranceprodukter på nettbutikken sin, som de har fjernet igjen nå. Om dette ble gjort for å få opp forventningene til nylanseringene, eller om det var en tabbe av Bass Pro vet jeg ikke, men det gjorde i hvertfall at katta kom ut av den berømmelige sekken i rekordfart.

Bildene er fra www.basspro.com.

Hva som lå ute:
Spotlight Scan (499 USD)
En ekkoloddgiver for montering på frontmontert elmotor som gir 360 graders ekkoloddbilde, med andre ord Lowrance sitt svar på Humminbird 360 Scan.

Sonar Hub (599 USD)
Modul for tilkobling til vanlig HDS for bruk med Spotlight.



Sonar Hub med CHIRP og LSS2 (999 USD)
Med en TM150 giver for CHIRP. TM150 er en rimelig chirpgiver.



Sonar Hub med LSS-2 (799 USD)



Sonar Hub med Spotlight Scan
Modul og giver for frontmontert elmotor.



Det kan se ut som brukere med HDS Touch klarer seg uten modulen Sonar Hub, mens vi med vanlig HDS må ha modulen på lik linje med dagens StructureScan.

Ryktene skal ha det til at Lowrance vil komme med offentliggjøring selv i løpet av noen uker, så inntil da får vi pent vente.


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