Upgrade "Where Is" map on Navman iCN520

Doesn't look like you can....for the pricely sum of $349 (at least for my N60i), the map upgrade is not worth it as they are still are using 2006 or older sensis data. It would probably be the same with yours IF they were available.

I bought my N60i in May this year and it had 1-2 year old data in it in any case....... damn sensis and navman arrangements. Try and drive the South Western Highway in WA and watch the data disappear!

Andrew

Top End,
I've had a Navman N40i now for about twelve months, it's been reliable in its defence I haven't had to take mine back or anything like that. I had trouble when I renewed my computer getting one to talk to the other, doesn't like the Vista software, I've got the sync to work now but nowhere near as easy as it was to set up on Windows XP. As with any technology now it won't be long before everything is outdated, that's how these companies make their money, I see now that Navman have brought out the S series which no doubt will make the N series redundant in about 12 months time, and so it goes on.
For me it's got me to places using different routes than I would of normally used, using a street directory works obviously, but these nav devices look for the best possible way and the fastest way of getting somewhere.
Been invaluable when I've travelled interstate on business at night time when I'm tired and get p!ssed off pretty quick stopping to read a street directory all the time. Now I like the Tom Tom Go 720 I think seems to be up there and you get a new map upgrade free next June into the bargain, my opinion and not affiliated to anyone who sells Tom Tom gizmos.
I like them and accept that they will be outdated in maybe two years three at best. If you use them a lot they pay for themselves fairly quickly, I put quite a high price on getting somewhere efficiently, and knowing how long the trip is going to take within say five minutes. Oh and the Navman doesn't have a fix for daylight saving, minor I know but still a nuisance sometimes.
Hope some of this helps.

Hi all
We bought a new HP ipaq with Tom Tom Navigator a few months ago and noticed that a whole subdivision near our area wasn't shown even though it has been in existence for at least 5 years. I got onto the Whereis site and outlined the changes and received a message back from them a couple of weeks later thanking me for my input and letting me know that they have now changed their records and next years maps will show the subdivision in full. If you become aware of discrepancies in an area let them know about it and hopefully they will be just as amenable.
Cheers
Mrs Wilgadene