Garmin eMap data card
Submitted: Monday, Sep 29, 2003 at 10:21
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Member - Sam (NSW)
am currently looking to purchase a 64Mb data card for my eMap and wondering if anyone can recommend a cheap supplier.
Have already priced the cards with Prestige Communications, Whitworths Marine and Leisure and Johnny Appleseed. Can anyone recommend any other suppliers to these that might stock the item at a reasonable price.
cheers,
Sam.
Reply By: BurnieM - Monday, Sep 29, 2003 at 20:07
Monday, Sep 29, 2003 at 20:07
Yep, I think Johnny Appleseed has the best pricing in Australia.
You can just load part of Metroguide Australia onto a smaller card, for example NSW is 16MB (all of Australia is 48MB).
I would not hold my breath for Garmin Topo maps; I believe Garmin will have converted to standard cards before we see them!
Found a US seller of third party cards but I have not dealt with them GPSgeeks
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Reply By: Member - Ken - Friday, Oct 17, 2003 at 23:19
Friday, Oct 17, 2003 at 23:19
Sam
Don't know how I missed your post.
Go to www.ebay.com (US site) and search GARMIN DATACARD.
I have very recently purchased a heap of SMARTCARD memory items from EBAY USA for upgrading my RICOH digital camera without a problem and highly recommend it.
If you haven't used it before, don't be put off by the 'auction' thing like I was. Look for the buy now price, or ask the seller by email if they have a 'buy now' price.
I think you will get a pleasant surprise price wise, and there is no GST.
On top of that I would love to know what you are going to use this datacard for.
I just use my e-map as a basic position finder and for keeping on track (sort of) with the pre programmed world map thing.
I have a laptop and Ozi. However would also like to able to load a datacard with all Nat maps on it into the Emap.
Is this what you are going to do? Is it possible?
Regatds
Ken Robinson
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