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I have everyting on level 0 and I have tried to change some objects to other levels but the problem remains. I had used same level to generated my first succesful map long time ago. I am just adding more details to the same map. Any other ideas?

Hi, I am building a map using GPSMapEdit (v1.0.40.4) and compiling it with cgpsmapper (different free versions) to generate .img file then loading this map to MapSource using cgpsmapper to generate preview and 'tdb' files. The problem I am facing is that the map compiled is not 'fine' enough. It looks very crude. The roads are not straight and also some nodes are detached from others (they are not as zigzag as locked maps in mapsource). I have used same techniqe to generate maps earleier without any issues. The only thing I did differnt this time is to disable "snap to grid" option in GPSMapEdit that was preventing the fine drawing of the polylines. I have tried diffent versions of cgpsmapper but the result is same. Does anyone has any idea what is wrong? Best regards, Afzal

Thanks a lot Vlad, this answers my question. Thanks everyone for your help I really appricate your input. Here is the reply I got from Garmin: "Thank you for contacting GARMIN International. I would be happy to help you with this. The Vista C will use within a range of 4.2v to 5.5v depending on the processor speed used for what you are doing at the time of power from the USB connection to the pc." Best regards.

vr12: You got it right, it has a USB connector. I am not much familar with soldering thing so I won't probably try that Escout: I wish to find this car adopter here in Saudi Arbia, but still not luck with that. Vlad: I am just going to mail them. Thanks every one for your valued input.

Thanks park2 and Vlad. Vlad: The manual says power source: "Two 1.5 volt AA batteries or 12V Adaptor Cable" 12V Adaptor Capble part is the one I want to be sure about. Vista C can take power from USB port While connected to a PC. USB port has 5VDC output, which means it can work at least on 5VDC. I am unable to find any mobile phone adaptor with less than 7.5VDC output or car adaptor with USB output. I just want to be sure before I connect it to some wrong power source.

Hi, I purchased a Visata C few weeks back. The local dealter here in Saudi Arabia don't have a car ciggerate lighter adopter for it and I am using rechargable batteries since then. I was planning to custom make a car adoptor for my GPSr from a moible phone car charger. Can someone tell me what is the maximum/minimum DC voltage Vista C can take without burning it? Any help is highly appriciated. Chaudhry