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    Wouldn't think so but I would call customer support before I pulled the trigger. I saw those at the gps store for 599 and was wondering about that to. They do have a panoptix port so really shouldn't matter

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    Quote Originally Posted by Domsmith4 View Post
    So I just got a new boat and I am thinking of installing live scope on the bow. I was thinking of the Echomap 93sv up there. Is this a good unit to run with Live scope? What else would I need?(besides the panoptix transducer)
    make sure you get the 93sv PLUS. the regular 93sv wont work with livescope

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    Quote Originally Posted by boomer11 View Post
    make sure you get the 93sv PLUS. the regular 93sv wont work with livescope
    ABSOLUTELY CORRECT!

    You will be sending the whole thing back after you find out the regular 93sv doesn't work! You need 1. transducer 2. a module box (usually but not always paired with transducer) 3. A compatible display unit. In addition I will add, buy the inland map version. I have spoken with some Garmin tech guys and they said since Garmin has purchased Navionics it has made available to Garmin some great mapping data such as 1 foot contours for many of our lakes. They will soon package this in a online software update for their registered customers (so register your unit! and yes it is a pain). Garmin allows you one free download to update your maps. I was advised to wait until after March of this year to take advantage of that offer so that I can obtain the new mapping features that will be soon released. I have yet to use the mapping on my Garmin, but you better believe I will in the future with 1 foot contours! One a side note, I found out the hard way do not remove you unit from the bail mount by the quick release thumb tab. Unscrew the wiring from the back and release the unit from the bail mount by unscrewing and releasing the gimble knobs. If you don't, the connecting may fail and cause your unit to not power up and or blow fuses rendering you finder-less for a time . Back order is 3-6 weeks if you want a free one from Garmin OR, like me, you purchase on amazon for 70 bucks because you want to get back on the water. That may not be available much longer either, I got one of the last 3 that amazon had . So if don't heed the warning and you break yours, when my free one from Garmin gets here in February, I will sell it to you for 70 bucks LOL

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    Fishers, let me clarify..

    Don't remove with the quick release tab, but DO remove by unscrewing the cables and gimble screws?

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    Quote Originally Posted by FurFlyin View Post
    Fishers, let me clarify..

    Don't remove with the quick release tab, but DO remove by unscrewing the cables and gimble screws?
    That is correct. I should have said do not remove the display from the bail mount. If you want to remove the display from your boat, leave the display attached to the bail mount and remove both by unscrewing the wires and gimbal knobs leaving the bail mount attached to the display. I apologize for not being clear enough.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fishers View Post
    That is correct. I should have said do not remove the display from the bail mount. If you want to remove the display from your boat, leave the display attached to the bail mount and remove both by unscrewing the wires and gimbal knobs leaving the bail mount attached to the display. I apologize for not being clear enough.
    You were likely clear enough for 99.9% of the cdc population. I'm a little slow sometimes. LOL

    I am anxiously close to pulling the trigger on the Livescope so I'm keeping close tabs on this thread. I've got the cash, I'm just holding on til somebody puts the 93sv Plus on sale. With spring coming, it shouldn't be long.

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    Well, I ordered the 93sv from Cabelas/Bass pro, whichever one it is. I kinda went in blind on this one. Not exactly sure what unit I'm getting, but it will be here tomorrow! Cost 599$. I am still torn if I want to keep it or wait a little while to see what HB comes out with.

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    If it's the touchscreen then it's the plus unit and will have the live scope port plus chirp downscan and side scan along with chirp sonar.

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    Yes. It is the Touch. So that's good

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    Yes it is. The older unit had chirp sonar only where the new unit as I mentioned has chirp downscan and side scan. Think I would try it before you decide to buy something else. They are pretty impressive. The livescope port on the back of the unit will say panoptix.

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