I have a generic GPS radio car unit. I want to know if this map will load up in this unit? Unfortunately I don&acute;t have much information about the radio
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I can't tell you for sure, but if your GPS does not have a place to insert an SD chip or a micro-SD chip, then clearly it won't work, because that's how these maps are delivered. Also, it would have to be compatible with Garmin maps, and again, I have no idea.
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Can I load different Map on to SD card? like Tomtom or Garman...ect... Will it works? thanks
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I expect it to work, the output of the unit is generic NMEA and I have used it with 3 or 4 different NAV programs without issue. This is BY FAR one of the best GPS pucks out there. I have not tried Streets & trips, but honestly I'm 98% sure it will work. And work well.
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No I bought one and installed myself the radio qulity is horrible!!!!! The gps is fine but it takes long time to find the way. And when I installed it it wouldn't completely fit so I had to trim a small part of the big thing. We'll good luck if you deceide to buy that and have fun
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There is an antenna input. Works of the one already in your car. Wire the gps dongle so it sits on the front of your dashboard. Dosent do anything to the radio reception though.
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Christine,As far as we know, this units comes blank and you have to get the card for the map you which this to display.At least the ones we bought came blank.Hope this helps...
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I do not know for sure. When I first got it it seemed to run fine with US and Canada base maps that came from factory. I updated those using the Garmin updater software tool. I put a 4gb micro SD card it it from my old unit but have never seen any indications that I really needed it. Try the Garmin website if you need more info. I am very happy with the thing. Bigger screen and faster, better menu system them my old unit.Good luck
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Its not a regular GPS system. But u its work ok for how much the head unit is. I have a Garmin that I use so i usually dont turn on the radio gps
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I do not have the GPS add on on my radio, but when I do have a back up camera hooked up and it still plays music when the back up camera is on. I can even still change the station. So i imagine it would be the same with the GPS running.
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You must connect the GPS unit to you PC & download the latest update & maps before using the unit. Otherwise, you will get annoying pop-up "Tom Tom commercials" Also register your unit.
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It takes a sd card that got the gps infomation...... u probably can go 2 the power acoustik web site and download the new maps
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Dear Medhat, Thanks for your question. You mean that you want put this gps tracker to another car ,right? Don't worry ,if you want to put it another ,you could change the information in the paltform. It could only do by yourself . Thanks ! Best Regards, Rainbow
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Well, if you mean the in-dash radio that also functions as a GPS, then yes. If you mean a standalone gps, then no. In order to ensure compatibility, check to make sure that your factory or aftermarket radio has an RCA video input jack. More likely than not any aftermarket radio with display will have one, but often times factory radios are a bit more tricky.
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To take the 5 answers so far, and chime in with my own answer. I am also looking at possibly buying this unit, and I did some searching around.Firmware updates for the radio (not including maps) are free from the JVC website. When a map update becomes available (there isn't one for this unit, yet) they will include it on the support page and forward you to Navteq (navigation com).http://www3.jvckenwood.com/english/car/support/navi/nt500hdt/index.htmlUpdates for Similar (older models of JVC in-dash nav units) are $139. Looks like the updates come out about every 18 to 24 months. One example:http://www3.jvckenwood.com/english/car/support/navi/nt1/us/index.html To take the 5 answers so far, and chime in with my own answer. I am also looking at possibly buying this unit, and I did some searching around.Firmware updates for the radio (not including maps) are free from the JVC website. When a map update becomes available (there isn't one for this unit, yet) they will include it on the support page and forward you to Navteq (navigation com).http://www3.jvckenwood.com/english/car/support/navi/nt500hdt/index.htmlUpdates for Similar (older models of JVC in-dash nav units) are $139. Looks like the updates come out about every... » Read More To take the 5 answers so far, and chime in with my own answer. I am also looking at possibly buying this unit, and I did some searching around.Firmware updates for the radio (not including maps) are free from the JVC website. When a map update becomes available (there isn't one for this unit, yet) they will include it on the support page and forward you to Navteq (navigation com).http://www3.jvckenwood.com/english/car/support/navi/nt500hdt/index.htmlUpdates for Similar (older models of JVC in-dash nav units) are $139. Looks like the updates come out about every 18 to 24 months. One example:http://www3.jvckenwood.com/english/car/support/navi/nt1/us/index.html « Show Less
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It will with no problem. I put an older GPS unit in one for my mother when she came to visit (so she could find her way around) and had no issues with it.
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I looked up your gps and I cannot see why it would not fit, these arms are fully adjustable and slide together to pinch the unit. The only thing would be where the power cords and controls are mounted, I have a Tom Tom and this unit worked perfect and it set up easy in every car.
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Yes Absolutely. This is the best and most versatile GPS I have ever had. However don't expect a lot from the traffic reports as there are not a lot of radio stations available. The updating is easy.