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  Re: City Select vs. City Navigator
| Phil Wheeler | 03-28-2006 |
 Re: City Select vs. City Navigator
| Helge Olav Helg... | 04-18-2006 |
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I'm considering which Mapsource product to get for use with a Legend Cx.
Other than some maps exceeding 24Mb is there any reason not to go with City
Navigator instead of City Select?
In other words, are the databases identical?
Is there any difference in autorouting or any other features?
Does map segment size affect loading/scrolling?
thx
a
a wrote:
Likely you can use either in the Legend Cx. It may be that screen
messages in City Select are better for a smaller screen: Dunno. I use
City Nav 7 in my 60Cx and it works just fine (512M card).
But soon City Select will be no more. Garmin says that with City Nav 8
(Summer 06 or so) there will be no more City Select version.
Phil
Already City Select is no longer available from Garmin. Hasn't been for
a few weeks now.
--
Darrel Goheen
GPS@tvnav.com
http://www.tvnav.com
>a wrote:
>> I'm considering which Mapsource product to get for use with a Legend Cx.
>> Other than some maps exceeding 24Mb is there any reason not to go with
>> City Navigator instead of City Select?
>> In other words, are the databases identical?
>> Is there any difference in autorouting or any other features?
>> Does map segment size affect loading/scrolling?
>> thx
>> a
>> Other than some maps exceeding 24Mb is there any reason not to go with
>> City Navigator instead of City Select?
>> In other words, are the databases identical?
>> Is there any difference in autorouting or any other features?
>> Does map segment size affect loading/scrolling?
>> thx
>> a
> Likely you can use either in the Legend Cx. It may be that screen
> messages in City Select are better for a smaller screen: Dunno. I use
> City Nav 7 in my 60Cx and it works just fine (512M card).
> But soon City Select will be no more. Garmin says that with City Nav 8
> (Summer 06 or so) there will be no more City Select version.
> Phil
> messages in City Select are better for a smaller screen: Dunno. I use
> City Nav 7 in my 60Cx and it works just fine (512M card).
> But soon City Select will be no more. Garmin says that with City Nav 8
> (Summer 06 or so) there will be no more City Select version.
> Phil
> I'm considering which Mapsource product to get for use with a Legend Cx.
> Other than some maps exceeding 24Mb is there any reason not to go with
> City Navigator instead of City Select?
> Other than some maps exceeding 24Mb is there any reason not to go with
> City Navigator instead of City Select?
Not that I'm aware of.
> In other words, are the databases identical?
Yes they are.
> Is there any difference in autorouting or any other features?
It use to be anyway that CN offered supposedly better routing properties
but I never seemed to notice a difference.
> Does map segment size affect loading/scrolling?
I don't think so.
--
Darrel Goheen
GPS@tvnav.com
http://www.tvnav.com
> > Does map segment size affect loading/scrolling?
>
> I don't think so.
> I don't think so.
Although I get the impression that multiple segments takes longer to
build and download in MapSource.
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> Other than some maps exceeding 24Mb is there any reason not to go with City
> Navigator instead of City Select?
>
> In other words, are the databases identical?
>
> Is there any difference in autorouting or any other features?
>
> Does map segment size affect loading/scrolling?
>
> thx
> a
>
>