Re: Help me pick which is best




Jack Erbes wrote:
> The 76CS has a generous amount of internal memory at 115mb but it does
> not have any external memory (a SD card slot for example). If you
> wanted to change from street and highway mapping to topo mapping on the
> fly, you might need to have access to a computer to upload the new mapping.

Not necessarily. Garmin units that accept their map products allow you
to load maps from different types of map products simultaneously. You
can have street maps and topo maps loaded, and switch between them on
the unit. You are of course limited to the max memory of the unit,
which could be more of a limitation if you want to load multiple map
products. You might need access to a computer for *that* reason, but
not to switch map types.

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