looking for lownrace LCX20C gps cable unit to puc

  • walleyehunter01
    west central wisconsin
    Posts: 58
    #1306716

    Im looking for a gps puck cable for my LCX20C. I have looked everywhere and none to be found. anyone looking to sell on or know where to find one?

    dandorn
    M.I.N.N.E.S.O.T.A.
    Posts: 3199
    #896228

    Can you use a red network cable with red to blue device adapters?

    joe-bauman
    Rochester, MN
    Posts: 237
    #896252

    I have a 25ft cable that came with my LCX25C that has never been opened. It is an LEI official accessory. Part number GPSX-25BL or 119-01. It has Blue connectors on it. The label says “Fits all 2004 and newer Lowrance GPS units with 5-pin blue connectors and LGC-2000 GPS modules. I don’t need it! Shoot me a price if you want it.

    dandorn
    M.I.N.N.E.S.O.T.A.
    Posts: 3199
    #896520

    The LCX-20c was packaged with an LGC-2000 module.

    It also came with a Y cable with a 60 ohm terminator
    that connected to the 2000 module, if you weren’t connecting
    the unit to an existing network.

    walleyehunter01
    west central wisconsin
    Posts: 58
    #896558

    thats the cable i need, the y cable with the 60ohm terminator. any other way of connecting puck to unit?

    Ken Sauret
    Paso Robles, California
    Posts: 164
    #896566

    You are right Dan, my mistake. My memory is getting bad. Seems like I have to look up everything anymore. Come to think of it my memory never was real good. Anyway, if you are not connecting to a NMEA backbone then the cable you are talking about is the one needed. I’ll look around and see if I can find one. Someone must have one sitting around though.

    walleyehunter01
    west central wisconsin
    Posts: 58
    #896588

    thanks a ton. trolling speed has become a guessing game the last 2 months. any help is greatly appreciated.

    dandorn
    M.I.N.N.E.S.O.T.A.
    Posts: 3199
    #896606

    Quote:


    any other way of connecting puck to unit?


    You can use part #127-48, which is a red network cable with
    built in terminators on each end, and then use adapter #127-04
    to connect to unit and puck.

    Another way to accomplish this is to set up a “true” network
    buss with extension cables, T’s, and terminators. You would
    still need the #127-04 adapter cables but you are now set
    to add the newer Lowrance products that are red network
    compatible. This would include the HDS line.

    walleyehunter01
    west central wisconsin
    Posts: 58
    #896658

    i bought a 2 foot cable and a t conector from cabelas on sunday now all i need is a 60ohm terminator. anybody have on or know where to get one?

    dandorn
    M.I.N.N.E.S.O.T.A.
    Posts: 3199
    #896705

    Quote:


    i bought a 2 foot cable and a t conector from cabelas on sunday now all i need is a 60ohm terminator. anybody have on or know where to get one?


    This will put your puck very close to the LCX. You may want
    to buy Joe’s (see above) extension cable just in case you
    have reception issues.

    Do you have an original “Y” cable for this unit?

    walleyehunter01
    west central wisconsin
    Posts: 58
    #896753

    no the original y cable was cut when they took the puck

    ted-merdan
    Posts: 1036
    #898837

    Shoot me a PM – I believe I have what you need in my lowrance stash in the garage.

    -ted

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