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snap54 · 01-22-03, 03:57 PM

The Mapopolis bundle uses the Holux PMG-205 receiver. It is older than the newer GM-270. You can go to www.pocketmapstore.com and get all of the specs there. They also carry the GM-270 and you can compare the two.

The Mapopolis software has the turn by turn voice prompts only in the top of the line Navigator package. It is a $99/year subscription where you can download all of the maps of the US and Canada at any time during the subscription year. You can email them for more information, and they usually respond quickly. I have the Holux GM 270 with the Mapopolis Navigator and have found that this combination works great. Re-routing is fast and accurate and the software is great if you do mostly city and short-distance driving.

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snap54 Aximsite Prospect Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 3 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	The Mapopolis bundle uses the Holux PMG-205 receiver. It is older than the newer GM-270. You can go to www.pocketmapstore.com and get all of the specs there. They also carry the GM-270 and you can compare the two. The Mapopolis software has the turn by turn voice prompts only in the top of the line Navigator package. It is a $99/year subscription where you can download all of the maps of the US and Canada at any time during the subscription year. You can email them for more information, and they usually respond quickly. I have the Holux GM 270 with the Mapopolis Navigator and have found that this combination works great. Re-routing is fast and accurate and the software is great if you do mostly city and short-distance driving.