Firstly, thanks for the great work so far. Having been using my 605 for the past few weeks I've noticed something that was first mentioned a few weeks ago by someone else but was in the midst of a flurry of activity so I thought I'd bring it up again as I too have noticed this. When following a route if you go off course you seem to have to travel quite a way off course before the device re-calculates. I don't know whether this is related to Garmin, my 605, mkgmap or something else so thought it worth mentioning. http://openstreetmap.org/?lat=53.50969&lon=-2.31557&zoom=15&layers=B000FTF I was recently following a route on my 605 and travelling down Newhey Road to the A640 where I had to turn right at the A640 and come back to the roundabout. I ignored this route and turned right along Ladyhouse Lane instead. At the end I turned left and approached the roundabout from the opposite direction to the given route. At no point did the device recalculate such that when I arrived at the roundabout I was given the instruction to take the first exit which is obviously wrong. The "Pink Line" showed me that the first exit was not what I wanted and I could see my actual approach was different to the given approach on the live map screen but I would have expected a recalculation before this occurred. Cheers Paul