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Tom Tom on SD or CF cards
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| Noweldrecumbent2 2007-06-24, 10:33 am |
| Does anyone know how big the map files for this are approx? I'm looking for
a gps program I can load on a SD or CF card for my hx2410 ipaq. The SD cards
are 1 gig on it. Thank you in advance
Dave
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| Jack Erbes 2007-06-24, 12:33 pm |
| Noweldrecumbent2 wrote:
> Does anyone know how big the map files for this are approx? I'm looking for
> a gps program I can load on a SD or CF card for my hx2410 ipaq. The SD cards
> are 1 gig on it. Thank you in advance
> Dave
I used Navigator 5 in the past, when I was looking at upgrading to
Navigator 6, it was going to require a 2GB card to hold most or all of
the North American mapping.
In 5, the mapping was contained in several regional folders and a major
roads folder and you could only use one folder at a time and could not
map or route across folders. In 6 that was changed so that all the
mapping data was in one one folder.
Jack
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| Steve T. 2007-06-24, 10:33 pm |
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"Jack Erbes" <jacker@midmaine.com> wrote in message
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> Noweldrecumbent2 wrote:
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> I used Navigator 5 in the past, when I was looking at upgrading to
> Navigator 6, it was going to require a 2GB card to hold most or all of the
> North American mapping.
>
> In 5, the mapping was contained in several regional folders and a major
> roads folder and you could only use one folder at a time and could not map
> or route across folders. In 6 that was changed so that all the mapping
> data was in one one folder.
>
> Jack
Guys,
FYI... I have TT6 North America and Canada maps loaded on a 1 gb SD card
with about 80 mb to spare using an iPAQ 1945, works great.
-Steve T.
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| Noweldrecumbent 2007-06-25, 3:33 pm |
| Thank you Jack. That's a large card. Maybe the 5 would be a better system
for what I'm going to do so long as the maps are fairly up to date.
Dave
"Jack Erbes" <jacker@midmaine.com> wrote in message
news:467e90f5$0$8985
$4c368faf@roadrunner
.com...
> Noweldrecumbent2 wrote:
>
> I used Navigator 5 in the past, when I was looking at upgrading to
> Navigator 6, it was going to require a 2GB card to hold most or all of the
> North American mapping.
>
> In 5, the mapping was contained in several regional folders and a major
> roads folder and you could only use one folder at a time and could not map
> or route across folders. In 6 that was changed so that all the mapping
> data was in one one folder.
>
> Jack
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