Map tile boundaries on a Co, how to be rid of them.

[gallet]

On my other GPSr's the tile boundaries only show up when zoomed way out but on the Co they are still visible at close magnifications. There is no declutter and even setting to minimum detail does not affect the visibility of the tile boundaries.

[+myotis]

Complain to Garmin and ask them to fix it. I agree. I do not want to see the boundaries.

[gallet]

On some of my marine maps in automotive mode all the map tile boundaries get the 3D effect too so it looks like a flipping M C Escher drawing with pipes and tubes intertwining and endlessly disappearing into the distance. Gotta admit though that the Co renders the tile boundaries beautifully, it's a shame they obstruct the information.

[+coggins]

Sorry to here that. Love to see that, how about a screen shot?

[gallet]

What a mess. it's gets worse but I can't be bothered to go looking.

 

Edited June 22, 2008 by gallet

[+Cache Viking]

I believe the map boundaries are far fewer on the Navigator NT vs the plain Navigator. From the number of map outlines you have it appears you have the Non-NT. The non-NT version appears to have a ton of map pages for CA as did my old City Select. City Navigator NT has only 3 maps for CA now.

 

There is some info in this post that may help.

[+coggins]

What a mess. it's gets worse but I can't be bothered to go looking.

 

Wow, that looks impressive. I think the Co300 wants the BlueChart g2 maps. I read that you can turn on/off maps and save them to the profile. Try turning off the BlueChat maps in your auto profile, and back on in your marine profile.