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mario212
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 Posted: Sat Dec 29, 2007 4:39 pm Post subject: GARMIN 660 |
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hi as u about to find out im new to this ,all i awnt to know is what camera software do i use and how ot load it on my garmin 600,
iv read some instructions about overlay on poi but im very confussed any help would do as i do not want to wast £20 on something i do know how to load |
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Teddy_Bear
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Welcome first
The speedcamera will work with your Garmin and you load it from the POI loader software that came with your Garmin or you can download from the Garmin website http://www8.garmin.com/products/poiloader/
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Reap
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Hi Mario
I too have a 660 and have had it for less than a month so am pretty new to it, though I have had a couple of minor problems which I have managed to sort (thanks to Garmin support).
Don't forget you get a free 30 days of Camera updates when you first register with garmin so that is worth taking. Then ater that you can decide whether to go with garmin or this site here for your camera updates.
Both are the same or similar price but have a few differences and I havent gone as far as deciding which to go for as yet. |
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PaulB2005
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| Quote: | | Both are the same or similar price but have a few differences and I havent gone as far as deciding which to go for as yet. |
Well the Garmin database is updated fewer times a year than the PGPSW one, is 50% more expensive and less accurate. Plus with the PGPSW one you can get a free lifetime subscription if you are the first to submit a new fixed camera - see Click Here
But apart from that.... |
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mario212
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| Thanks for your replies but why are there no tutorial section for loading different sat navs for beginners like me,like sat forums have or is that I can’t find them |
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PaulB2005
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| Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2007 6:10 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | why are there no tutorial section for loading different sat navs for beginners like me,like sat forums have or is that I can’t find them |
Do you mean like the table on this page ? Scroll down a bit and the link to instructions are in the last column.... |
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