GPS map question

[chrism]

I just picked up a magellan meridian GPS. When I use the map function, the points/streets/highways that are stored in the units memory are about 2km (1.25miles) off their actual coordinates. Is there a way to calibrate the unit so that the preset towns/cities/roads are where they should be?
I do not have the mapsend cd. The problem is with the basic prestored maps supplied with the unit. There is nothing in the users manual for this.
Help!
cm

[CarpetBagger]

An honest opinion...You should have bought the garmin GPS76MAp or 76 Map S great little units with a ton of gagets to go along with it. Tons of CD's easy to get really anywhere...I dont wana advertise for the company, but they make some great stuff

CB

[DHD]

MY opinion and experience is that the GPS you have is great and I have one with the software also ,but I now own a PDA which I can scan MY own maps. Thats why now my unit is up for sale.Now I have to buy a navman unit to put with my PDA . The problem with all the GPS I have found is you are resticted to there software. The answer to your question is that if you had the software ,I believe you would be alright.

[Dave S]

DHD, I recently purchased a PDA, Could you e-mail me at dsamuelson@conpoint.com so that I could discuss with you details of hooking a Navman Unit with your PDA.