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Funny thing is I thought there were too many Garmin Etrex Vista and 60 threads two months ago.

On top of the Topo that comes with the Colorado 400t I wouldn't mind the entire US Navigator NT and maybe some water maps as well. Whether I am camping or driving or fishing I would like all the maps on one card and not worry about downloading or switching out mapsets.

I know some of the older GPS's limit you to a total of 2025 map tiles. This has kept me from buying a handheld in the past. I would love to get a large memory stick and stuff as many maps as possible on it and not worry about changing cards. Do the new Colorado units have limitations on tiles? Is there another unit that does not have these limitations?

I am new to handheld GPS's but the Vista has a limit on how many maps you can load. Does the Colorado have a limit and if so how many units can I load. I would love to have a GPS unit with national parks and maybe even bluechart loaded on the unit. I don't want to swap memory sticks. bump

I am new to handheld GPS's but the Vista has a limit on how many maps you can load. Does the Colorado have a limit and if so how many units can I load. I would love to have a GPS unit with national parks and maybe even bluechart loaded on the unit. I don't want to swap memory sticks.

Is there a limit on how many map units you can put on a memory stick?

I am also interested in these two models.

I am interested in getting a Garmin Vista HCX but do not want to be changing out cards regularly. I travel a lot and I would like to install North America NT and TOPO 2008 all on one card. I currently have a Garmin 2820 and it is not the most travel friendly device. With the larger capacity cards coming out it would be nice to be able to have one device with all the maps on it that I need or might need. I would even install Blue chart maps as well if I had enough room. Any news on HC cards?