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Old 05-31-2023, 12:38 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Rich View Post
I'm surprised that there are not more Garmin users seeing this. Unless they have an older chart without the problem? Or just don't care?

FYI, there is a 'duplicate' thread here on this same issue:
https://www.winnipesaukee.com/forums...d.php?p=383029
Honestly, I don't currently have the bandwidth to think about it right now. We've got a DV57 (I think) from 2014 that we've used without an issue.

My philosophy is that rocks don't move and the worst that can happen is we're over-cautious.

For example, last year a marker was removed that obviously will still be on our map—it won't hurt avoiding the "marker" (other than looking silly, maybe?!).

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