Reply With QuoteVery much out of date. By today's standards a poor screen, poor sat performance, don't even think those had USB. Get something newer if you can.
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Very much out of date. By today's standards a poor screen, poor sat performance, don't even think those had USB. Get something newer if you can.
YarnMaster
Originally Posted by rmp
We use the sportrack, it may be out of date but its a bloody good little unit, hardley ever drops out, even under thick tree cover, does everything we wont it to do, its up-date-able from the web site, and has things we hav'nt used yet...runs oze explora great a good unit
Tony
Last edited by p38arover; 21st August 2008 at 05:41 AM. Reason: fix quote
Master
This has the North American basemap plus a world-wide map, which means a lo-res map of Australia with only major roads shown. To get street-level Australian maps you'll need Discover Australia Streets and Tracks, another couple of hundred dollars. Also, there's no mention of an SD card slot. This may mean that it's a base model with a small amount of fixed memory that will let you load only a small area of external mapping at a time.
The unit itself is good but you may not be happy with the maps.
Stephen.
Last edited by StephenF10; 21st August 2008 at 07:55 AM. Reason: SD card
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As I said, it was a reasonable unit at the time of its release (I think that was 3 years ago) and now there are better ones on the market.
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