petec999

The GPSr might get you close, but not always to the parking area. Consider a cache in the middle of a park, which is surrounded by roads. If you tell your GPSr to follow roads to get to the cache, it will only take you to one of the roads surrounding the park (whichever would put you closest to the cache). So yes, it would get you close, but it's not always right where you want to be. That's where parking coords come into play. Tell your GPSr to take you to those, and you should end up at the right spot everyt time. I did buy Garmin's TOPO. It's OK, but does not have all of the trails in my area. Is there a way to put custom maps on the 60cxs or modify Garmin's?

Been there..done that....any other ideas floating around? Have you updated the software and firmware?

Is Garmin the only place to get City Nav 8.0 NT right now? I can't seem to find anywhere online that is selling it but them? Any other sources?

Thanks, Approx 1.5 vs 1.2 gb. That leaves plenty of space on the 2gb card.

My question is what is the difference between City Nav 8 and the NT version? I've read that they use a different compression scheme, but does that make it smaller or just different. Does anyone have any stats on how much each one will take. I've got a new 60csx and am planning to buy one of the new 2gb microSD cards. I've had trouble locating the software from anyone except Garmin (at full price mind you). If the file size on the NT version is small enough, then it certainly will be worth buy otherwise I think I'll pick up the non-NT version. Any thoughts?