Geocaching Australia

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I had a quick peek at Topo Australia today at a local retailer (they have 4 copies available on SD). From the looks of things it might be all I need, as you say Dooghan, as it has routable roads as well as the off-road topo details. The DVD version should be arriving next month, so I'll wait for tha...

Hmm, thanks for that Dooghan. Having not used City Navigator yet, is there any benefit to having the capability of viewing maps on the computer? I doubt I would ever take my computer in the car to navigate somewhere, so it would only be for home use, and I'm not sure I would need to look the maps up...

I've just picked up an Oregon 300 and am thinking of getting a copy of City Navigator 2009 and OzTopo. I'm not sure of how GPS units load/access maps, so I was wondering which version of Navigator I would be better of getting, the CD or SD version? Also, would I be better off loading one set of maps...

Thanks for all your help. I'm going to head to a local retailer on Sat or Mon to physically have a look at some units and compare them. Hopefully it will help me make a decision. At this stage I'm leaning towards the Oregon.

Thanks everyone for all your help. I wasn't sure whether it was worth spending the extra money for tropo software such as OzTropo (which is around $230). Two more questions, do you need Garmin software such as City Navigator to load the type of software included on the disk provided by OCTAPC, and i...

Hi I'm a newbie and am considering purchasing either the Garmin Map60Csx or the Oregon 300 (recommendations welcome). Irrespective of which way I go I'm going to need to purchase some maps and was wondering if you could advise me as to the best way to go. I've already got an incar navigator, but was...