Garmin 2610 & 2 ghz Card

[Louie Louie]

Is it possible to copy all of City Navigator 7 maps into a 2ghz card?!. I think I inputed every single map in the US :o: and Canada and had about 1 ghz left!!

[crazykz]

You can fit the whole CD on there but I believe it takes about 1.5GB. Not GHz. Hertz is the unit of measure for frequency. Sorry, it's the geek in me.

Curt

[Louie Louie]

You can fit the whole CD on there but I believe it takes about 1.5GB. Not GHz. Hertz is the unit of measure for frequency. Sorry, it's the geek in me.

Curt

I was about to explain it Curt!!!...
I know G. Byte is the measure the dentist takes at the dental office, see!

[Louie Louie]

Yep! Again, I was about to explain!. The only thing I understood was FCC.!!

[Medicine Bear]

BTW, there was some concern earlier about using the Kingston 2GB card due to compatibility issues. So far, I haven't had any problems with mine but haven't given it much of a test.

And, yes, it can hold the whole USA. :)

Fred :03biker:

[Louie Louie]

You can fit the whole CD on there but I believe it takes about 1.5GB.
Curt


Would it be 1512.5GB and 108 maps?:)

[Diggers1300]

No, but it might be 1512.5MB and 108 maps. Sorry another technical geek!

[Louie Louie]

No, but it might be 1512.5MB and 108 maps. Sorry another technical geek!


Ok...Thanks....I really did mean MB.
Wouls 1.512 be correct in GHZ?
Thanks again!!

[Chips Ahoy]

As info, I loaded the entire DVD (version 7 of City Navigator North America) on my 2GB Kingston card and I still have room to store my logs and waypoints. Boot time was virtually unaffected by my loading all the maps.