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DRH · 11-30-2015, 04:18 PM

For a number of years I used a Standard Horizon chartplotter GPS with Bizer's Winnipesaukee C-MAP card. The GPS display was exactly like Bizer's printed chart.

I sold that boat early this year and got a new one, so had to get a new GPS. (I had hard-wired that GPS and it's external antenna into the boat and it was too much trouble to uninstall everything.)

This time I opted for another Standard Horizon chartplotter, a CP390i with 7" hi-res screen. I bought and installed Bizer's Winnipesaukee NT+ C-MAP card (Model WWCM) which is carried by Irwin Marine in Lakeport.

The CP390i is an excellent chartplotter. It has an internal antenna, which appears to be every bit as sensitive as the external antenna on the unit in my previous boat. Screen resolution and brightness is very good.

11-30-2015, 04:18 PM	#10
DRH Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Meredith Posts: 1,670 Thanks: 1,183 Thanked 655 Times in 173 Posts	Standard Horizon For a number of years I used a Standard Horizon chartplotter GPS with Bizer's Winnipesaukee C-MAP card. The GPS display was exactly like Bizer's printed chart. I sold that boat early this year and got a new one, so had to get a new GPS. (I had hard-wired that GPS and it's external antenna into the boat and it was too much trouble to uninstall everything.) This time I opted for another Standard Horizon chartplotter, a CP390i with 7" hi-res screen. I bought and installed Bizer's Winnipesaukee NT+ C-MAP card (Model WWCM) which is carried by Irwin Marine in Lakeport. The CP390i is an excellent chartplotter. It has an internal antenna, which appears to be every bit as sensitive as the external antenna on the unit in my previous boat. Screen resolution and brightness is very good. __________________ DRH