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Lakemaster Maps?

Westsidefishing

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I myself would get both of them, I like to scout out lake at home be for I go out. with the computer you can look at the dnr web site for lake that have what you are looking for in the fish, and then you bring up the lake on you lakemaster computer program and you are a head of the game when you get to the lake.. just mu 2 cents.

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I had the SD card but sold that to get the CDROM. I did not like changing my SD card in my Oregon, so I bought a 4gb SD card to put all my maps on. All my maps, whether it is Topo or road navigation or lake maps, on the Oregon come from CDROMs. It is nice to scout on the computer before going out to fish.

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I had the SD card but sold that to get the CDROM. I did not like changing my SD card in my Oregon, so I bought a 4gb SD card to put all my maps on. All my maps, whether it is Topo or road navigation or lake maps, on the Oregon come from CDROMs. It is nice to scout on the computer before going out to fish.

Do I need some special software to view maps on computer? Can I put maps on more than on SD card then?

Thanks for the info.

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The maps on CDROM should have the Mapsource software. That will allow you to see them on the computer and then transfer them to the GPS. You can put the maps on more than one SD card, but they will only display on the GPS that it is linked to. You will have to registrar the map and at that time you will link it to your Oregon GPS.

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