Tim,
I'll start looking closely when I download updates to see what I'm getting. You've got me curious. Overall, I really like the Good Sam GPS, other than the speed limits, which I've learned are not reliable.
Don
The memory in almost all GPS units "bite** - You can buy a handheld 3 TB hard drive, yet they continue to put insufficient memory in these GPS units. I can't speak to your specific problem Timsr, but there are some excellent forums available:
http://gpsinformation.org/forum/
WoodGlue
** my attempt at a bad pun!
Good one, WoodGlue!! 
Originally Posted by Jim Prange:
We are on our second Garmin Nuvi. Have not had any problems with either. The battery on first one refused to take a charge after several years, so we replaced it last year with another Nuvi also with the lifetime maps. It allows us to find nearest rest area, restaurants, fuels, stores, alternate routes, traffic, etc., while traveling or after set-up. Tried 2 Tom Toms before buying our first Nuvi, both failed right out of the box. Didn't want to see if the third time was the charm.
I also have a garmin nuvi (older one) I can't install any of the new map updates, at least not the complete maps anymore. I can only install regions it doesn't have enough memory.
Update - I downloaded a huge map update about a week ago. The issue with speed limit accuracy seems to have been corrected. Rand Mcnally also made a number of other software upgrades. For instance, split screens at intersections, etc.
Today, we were in Pueblo, CO, and decided to check out potential camp grounds in the area. We used the GPS database to locate some, and had it take us to them for future reference.
We're very pleased with the Good Sam GPS overall.
Don
Today, we were in Pueblo, CO, and decided to check out potential camp grounds in the area. We used the GPS database to locate some, and had it take us to them for future reference.
We're very pleased with the Good Sam GPS overall.
Don