So, I am about to do this but, I guess I'm not 'real clear' or have a good understanding of the benefits of doing this. I understand that 'waypoints' can be shared but there HAS to be more benefit than this.
Anyone trying to clarify or explain this, I would surely appreciate.
thanks,
God Bless

You can share transducers, gos antennas, etc.

You can mark a waypoint at either the console or bow and it shows on both. I have the 360 at the bow and it shows on both units. You and your partner can see the same targets.

Starting to sound like, it's not really all that worth it. Hope I find it better once it's installed and I'm on the lake.
thanks for the reply's....
God Bless

So hear is a huge benefit... you are idling structure and you see a fish on your side imaging... you mark the fish, get out of your seat, drop trolling motor, spin boat around, because you are linked your mark is on the front gps as well and you fire your bait to your mark and catch the fish.

Easier said then done but it does work and is an excellent reason to be linked up...

Really sounds like once this last unit is installed and networked, I need to find someone who REALLY knows HB's and pay for some training on how to use them to their fullest extent.
Be a shame to have all that technology and not really get the benefit of it.
Thanks guys....
God Bless

Lee in Texas...

I teach a class on the practical applications of using your equipment to find and catch fish. I have several openings in April and May as well as most of the summer if you are interested. Feel free to give me a call at (479) 970-3388

Hi Clark,
is this all done in a classroom type scenario or is it combined with actual use? LOL, I'm old and hard headed and I think it will take actual use to really learn.
God Bless

you get more benefits if you were to use the networking with ipilot link.

Might as well link them its just a cable not that expensive and worth it

That was my thought, so, ordered the cable. LOL, now just to learn what I have and how to use it.
I have heard Clarkes name before, several times. They say he is very knowledgeable but, I really want to learn how by 'time on the water'.
God Bless

Clark's class is well worth the money. And it does save "time on the water" trying to learn. He opened my eyes to something that I did everyday as a Land Surveyor but never applied it to fishing. Split the class with someone.

And no disrespect Lee... but if you are "hard headed" how can you learn from yourself? I can't.

I'm not, that's the problem!!
God Bless

If you're wanting to learn how to use your electronics to their fullest, Clark's is "The Man".

I spent two days with him in late December and it was the best money I've spent with respect to how to utilize my electronics on and off the water.

Thanks again Clark!

I am, and I spoke with him today. Going to do that. Now just to arrange a date.
thanks shipmate,
God Bless