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Old 22 November 2013, 13:14   #1
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lowrance hds ethernet cable Vs N2k
What's the benefit of the Lawrence HDS Ethernet cable to link two HDS units together rather than N2k?

Can you have the Lowrance HDS units linked by Ethernet, and still use N2k
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Thanks Keith! As I thought, I will be using both!
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Ethernet is used for distributing high-volume data such as radar and sonar imaging. N2K allows you to share 'structured' low-volume info like speed, depth, position, instruments etc
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