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RobMan · 10-07-05, 05:17 PM

Based upon your post regarding usage areas -- save some money on the OCN5 package and go with the L version which gives you all US regions. This is what I use, and I travel extensively with zero problems using OCN5 and BT-338.

I have never used iguidance. My guess though is that you will be happy with either package. No one piece of software is perfect.

For me -- if one of these nav s/w folks would incorporate route blocking in the method that it is done in MS&T for the desktop/lapto, then that would be the killer feature, and I would purchase it immediately. In the meantime, with OCN5, alternative routing is not too difficult by selecting an additional waypoint. In fact, I think this is a feature OCN has over iguidance -- allowing you to route to as many waypoints as you want. :approve:

Good luck!

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RobMan Aximsite Elite Addicted Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Marietta, GA Posts: 3,197 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 3	Based upon your post regarding usage areas -- save some money on the OCN5 package and go with the L version which gives you all US regions. This is what I use, and I travel extensively with zero problems using OCN5 and BT-338. I have never used iguidance. My guess though is that you will be happy with either package. No one piece of software is perfect. For me -- if one of these nav s/w folks would incorporate route blocking in the method that it is done in MS&T for the desktop/lapto, then that would be the killer feature, and I would purchase it immediately. In the meantime, with OCN5, alternative routing is not too difficult by selecting an additional waypoint. In fact, I think this is a feature OCN has over iguidance -- allowing you to route to as many waypoints as you want. :approve: Good luck! __________________ Play pool! To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.