Conquer the Desert with Precision GPS Mapping
Dialing in a winning race strategy starts with the right intel on every wash, ridge, and hidden silt bed. The GPS Mapping collection pulls together PCI Race Radios’ complete lineup of Lowrance-ready map cards, vector topo software, and satellite imagery SDs. Whether you need the latest PCI Western US Lowrance Map for chase trucks, ultra-detailed Baja Topo V3 for pre-running, or pinpoint Glamis Dune nav for recreation, these cards drop straight into your HDS, Elite, or Hook lineup and render instantly—no conversion required.
Featured Mapping Cards
- PCI Western US Lowrance Map – 7-state coverage with 6 ft contour lines and color-coded BLM boundaries.
- Baja Topo Software V3 – 20 m contours, race-course mile markers, and full offline search.
- Glamis Lowrance Map – includes closed-area fencing and live dune ridge shading for safe night rides.
- King of the Hammers Map – OCOT tracks, every rock trail, and all spectator zones pre-plotted.
- Baja Peninsula Satellite Imagery – 10 m Landsat overlay; spot hidden ranch roads from orbit.
Why PCI Mapping Wins
Unlike generic topo chips, every card here is compiled from field-verified race GPS logs, NOAA elevation data, and on-ground silt-bed tagging. That means your Lowrance draws actual trophy-truck tracks instead of vague dotted lines—hugely reducing missed turns in dust. Each SD ships with a lifetime free update credit; plug it into the PCI Updater app, sync, and load tomorrow’s freshly graded course.
Plug-and-Play Fit
All cards arrive in microSD + SD-shell combo form, formatted FAT32 for instant recognition by Lowrance HDS LIVE/Carbon/Gen3, Elite FS/Ti2, and Hook Reveal. Insert, reboot, and the new chart layer toggles on under “Chart Options → Map Choice → C-MAP.” No cables, no subscription keys.
Quick Tips for Fast Navigation
- Overlay the satellite imagery card beneath the topo for best of both worlds—terrain + visual landmarks.
- Use “Measure” in your HDS to compare PCI mile markers against SCORE’s official course file.
- Back up every SD to your laptop before race week; 4 GB copies take under a minute.
