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I noticed the same thing when geocaching in Davis a few days ago. Everything is off by 10-50 feet.

Make sure you download from this link. You may have downloaded the Canadian Topos from here and that's why you are only seeing state and county boundaries.

I would love to see a detailed topo of California.

I have Topo v3.02 and City Navigator v8. Thanks for the responses! So my best bet is buying the new 2009 version of City Navigator. I've read that the NT version was giving the HC units some trouble. Should I stick with non-NT? Also, how much of an improvement is Topo 2008?

I'd give you $150 + shipping for it. I am basing this offer on the price for a refurbished unit currently on Amazon ($167).

I have copies of Mapsource Topo and City Navigator I installed on my Venture Cx a year ago. Unfortunately, I lost my GPS on the trail. If a buy a Legend HCx, can I use any of the old software on it?

Brand new still in box.

I have a chance to get a venture cx for $150. Should I go for it or see if I can get the price dropped a little more?

I am looking for a case for my new venture cx and found this on ebay. ebay venture cx case Is it any good? Other recommendations?

Thanks for the quick replies. I think I am going to buy city navigator first since I won't be doing much hiking until summertime. But when that time comes, I will purchase TOPO. Should I get a 1GB or 2GB memory card?

I am going to splurge and get a venture cx in a couple of days. I have a couple of questions what kind of map software to get though. 1) Will I be able to geocache right away with the basemap? 2) I will only have enough money right now to buy one map package. Should I get TOPO or City Navigator?

I am new to geocaching and GPS. I need some expert opinions on what unit is the best bang for my buck. I am currently looking at Garmin Verture Cx and eTrex Vista as well as the Magellan Explorist 210. Which should I spring for?