BIRDS EYE VIEW

If you're referring to the Bird's Eye View Junction View, they come on automatically. There's nothing you have to do. But they're only available for certain interchanges.

I guess I haven't seen any yet. I would think that Dalla or Ft. Worth would show some, but, I guess not.

I would have thought that if you drive through most any interchange of interstates in Dallas that you would get one.

Let us know.

if you go south on 35 and get on 30 it will show jv

I have never seen a Birds Eye View JV. I have seen JV but not Birds Eye View.

Me neither, unless they're the same thing, just different ways of describing JV. I'd love to see a screen shot of them both to compare.

I would like to see that too. Maybe some one will be able to post one of those views.

I know that here in Canada both my units show the same view. I was thinking maybe in the US it would show something different. Doesn't look like it.

The Birds Eye Junction View is only available Guidance 3.0, which is on the 34xx/35xx. It's a graphical helicopter type view for use at major/complicated interchanges and is not the same as regular Junction View. Here is a YouTube video showing what it looks like:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zstrM3svwrE

I've seen the BEJV on a few interchanges in Southern California.

Thank you. Now I know what it looks like. But, still haven't seen any.

Interesting, I only have the flat view, but I like both.

I get it a few places here around Columbus but they are few and far between. It's usually at the more complicated interchanges. It will come on birds eye first and then switches to the ground level view as you get closer to the interchange.

Thanks rthibodaux, that's a helpful comparison. I always wondered what the difference was.