Garmin Day Information Seminar at Radioworld

[Lawren Wetzel]

Radioworld is hosting our Garmin Day seminar on Saturday March 29th 2014 at 10am. Tim Rockburn from Garmin will be here to present a seminar on their latest technologies including SideVu, DownVu, and LakeVu HD Charting.


This seminar will focus on Garmin’s Marine Inland products like the new echoMap series they released this year. If you have purchased a unit this spring and want to learn more about it this seminar is for you. For those in the market for a new sonar, GPS, or chartplotter this seminar is one to check out.





This seminar is being presented FREE of charge and any one is welcome to attend. We just ask that you register with us by calling 416-667-1000, emailing garmin@radioworld.ca, or dropping by the store.


-Lawren

[Lawren Wetzel]

Here is some examples of the extreme detail you will see with Garmin's new GCV10 Imaging Sonar module.

DownVu and SideVu - Standing Timber



DownVu - Rock Bottom with Trees



SideVu - Old Tires

[Lawren Wetzel]

Garmin has a full line of new Sonar/GPS products that are getting a lot of attention from the bass fishing community. The GPSMAP 820XS and the GPSMAP 1020XS are their large screen options with the ability to add the GCV10 module to add your side and down imaging sonar. The GPSMAP 721XS is their 7" touch screen unit that is by far the easiest unit to use that we sell!

Joining the Garmin pro-staff team for 2014 are Cory and Chris Johnson who have certainly proven their dominance in the tournament scene over the past several years. With the clarity of the Garmin imaging sonar they will certainly have even more of a competitive edge over the competition this year.

Drop by Radioworld this Saturday to learn all about the new Garmin products and try them out for yourself!

-Lawren

[PeterTuz]

Lawren do these units run on Navionics chips or do they have their own deticated mapping system?? been reading alot about them, look like amazing units. The image detail is incredible...

[Lawren Wetzel]

They do not use Navionics but use Garmin's own G2 mapping. They have the new LakeVu HD and LakeVu HD Ultra mapping available now for Canada and many lakes are in HD.

Garmin is certainly worth checking out now for the fishermen. Due to the lack of imaging sonar options in the past Garmin was often overlooked. They are our #1 unit for pleasure boaters because of the high GPS quality and the extreme ease of use. Now with the improved sonar options the fishermen can take advantage as well!

-Lawren

[PeterTuz]

thx Lawren