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Posted by Leigh on January 3, 2010, 12:10 pm


Greetings,

How much memory in a ScanDisk can I add to my nuvi 750. I want to buy map
updates. The Garmin site warns that if there is not enough memory in the
unit only partial maps updates will be loaded.

Thanks in advance for you help and support.

Leigh



Posted by Peter H. Coffin on January 3, 2010, 1:40 pm


On Sun, 3 Jan 2010 11:10:51 -0600, Leigh wrote:
> Greetings,
> How much memory in a ScanDisk can I add to my nuvi 750. I want to buy map
> updates. The Garmin site warns that if there is not enough memory in the
> unit only partial maps updates will be loaded.
> Thanks in advance for you help and support.

I *think* you're asking "how big a memory card should I buy for my
Nüvi?"

For most Nüvi models, Garmin supports cards up to 4GB. (That's specific
wording that means if 8GB doesn't work, they won't help you make it
work, not that it necessarily WON'T work.) Since 4 GB cards don't cost
a whole lot more than 2GB cards or 1GB cards, you might want to start
with a 4GB one. You can always fill up extra space with MP3s...

--
It is impossible to sharpen a pencil with a blunt axe. It is equally
vain to try to do it with ten blunt axes instead
        --E.W Dijkstra, 1930-2002

Posted by ps56k on January 3, 2010, 4:03 pm



> On Sun, 3 Jan 2010 11:10:51 -0600, Leigh wrote:
>> Greetings,
>> How much memory in a ScanDisk can I add to my nuvi 750. I want to buy map
>> updates. The Garmin site warns that if there is not enough memory in the
>> unit only partial maps updates will be loaded.
>> Thanks in advance for you help and support.
> I *think* you're asking "how big a memory card should I buy for my
> Nüvi?"
> For most Nüvi models, Garmin supports cards up to 4GB. (That's specific
> wording that means if 8GB doesn't work, they won't help you make it
> work, not that it necessarily WON'T work.) Since 4 GB cards don't cost
> a whole lot more than 2GB cards or 1GB cards, you might want to start
> with a 4GB one. You can always fill up extra space with MP3s...
> --
Not sure where you are getting your "4G" info -

I think the entire subject of SDcards has been discussed in previous
threads.
First - anything about 2GB must be SDHC....
Then... you should be ok up to 16GB as per the Garmin FAQ.

Here's a FAQ from the Garmin website support area -
---
Question: What is the largest Secure Digital (SD) card recommended for my
nuvi or zumo?
Answer:
As long as your nuvi or zumo has the latest version of software, it will be
compatible with all SD and SDHC datacards. While SDHC datacards are
available in a variety of storage sizes and speeds, we only recommend using
a maximum of 16GB SDHC cards.

To download the latest unit software visit our website:
www.garmin.com/webupdater

Note: Depending on the model of your nuvi or zumo it may use either a full
size SD card or a microSD card. If you are not sure which your nuvi
requires, please refer to its documentation.

Last modified on: 12/23/2009



Posted by Peter H. Coffin on January 4, 2010, 4:32 pm


On Sun, 3 Jan 2010 15:03:57 -0600, ps56k wrote:
>> On Sun, 3 Jan 2010 11:10:51 -0600, Leigh wrote:
>>> Greetings,
>>> How much memory in a ScanDisk can I add to my nuvi 750. I want to buy map
>>> updates. The Garmin site warns that if there is not enough memory in the
>>> unit only partial maps updates will be loaded.
>>> Thanks in advance for you help and support.
>> I *think* you're asking "how big a memory card should I buy for my
>> Nüvi?"
>> For most Nüvi models, Garmin supports cards up to 4GB. (That's specific
>> wording that means if 8GB doesn't work, they won't help you make it
>> work, not that it necessarily WON'T work.) Since 4 GB cards don't cost
>> a whole lot more than 2GB cards or 1GB cards, you might want to start
>> with a 4GB one. You can always fill up extra space with MP3s...
>> --
> Not sure where you are getting your "4G" info -
> I think the entire subject of SDcards has been discussed in previous
> threads.
> First - anything about 2GB must be SDHC....
> Then... you should be ok up to 16GB as per the Garmin FAQ.
> Here's a FAQ from the Garmin website support area -
> ---
> Question: What is the largest Secure Digital (SD) card recommended for my
> nuvi or zumo?
> Answer:
> As long as your nuvi or zumo has the latest version of software, it will be
> compatible with all SD and SDHC datacards. While SDHC datacards are
> available in a variety of storage sizes and speeds, we only recommend using
> a maximum of 16GB SDHC cards.
> To download the latest unit software visit our website:
> www.garmin.com/webupdater
> Note: Depending on the model of your nuvi or zumo it may use either a full
> size SD card or a microSD card. If you are not sure which your nuvi
> requires, please refer to its documentation.
> Last modified on: 12/23/2009

Congratulations. Your looking stuff up is more current than my memory.

--
I wish there was a knob on the TV to turn up the intelligence. There's a
knob called "brightness", but it doesn't work.
                -- Gallagher

Posted by ps56k on January 5, 2010, 3:54 pm



> On Sun, 3 Jan 2010 15:03:57 -0600, ps56k wrote:
>>> On Sun, 3 Jan 2010 11:10:51 -0600, Leigh wrote:
>>>> Greetings,
>>>> How much memory in a ScanDisk can I add to my nuvi 750. I want to buy
>>>> map
>>>> updates. The Garmin site warns that if there is not enough memory in
>>>> the
>>>> unit only partial maps updates will be loaded.
>>>> Thanks in advance for you help and support.
>>> I *think* you're asking "how big a memory card should I buy for my
>>> Nüvi?"
>>> For most Nüvi models, Garmin supports cards up to 4GB. (That's specific
>>> wording that means if 8GB doesn't work, they won't help you make it
>>> work, not that it necessarily WON'T work.) Since 4 GB cards don't cost
>>> a whole lot more than 2GB cards or 1GB cards, you might want to start
>>> with a 4GB one. You can always fill up extra space with MP3s...
>>> --
>> Not sure where you are getting your "4G" info -
>> I think the entire subject of SDcards has been discussed in previous
>> threads.
>> First - anything about 2GB must be SDHC....
>> Then... you should be ok up to 16GB as per the Garmin FAQ.
>> Here's a FAQ from the Garmin website support area -
>> ---
>> Question: What is the largest Secure Digital (SD) card recommended for
>> my
>> nuvi or zumo?
>> Answer:
>> As long as your nuvi or zumo has the latest version of software, it will
>> be
>> compatible with all SD and SDHC datacards. While SDHC datacards are
>> available in a variety of storage sizes and speeds, we only recommend
>> using
>> a maximum of 16GB SDHC cards.
>> To download the latest unit software visit our website:
>> www.garmin.com/webupdater
>> Note: Depending on the model of your nuvi or zumo it may use either a
>> full
>> size SD card or a microSD card. If you are not sure which your nuvi
>> requires, please refer to its documentation.
>> Last modified on: 12/23/2009

Here's another thread from the Garmin Support FAQ
that I just stumbled across looking for something else.

It would appear that the 4GB limit
is related to how many mapping segments are used,
along with - in this FAQ -
maybe the capability of the Outdoor/Fitmess devices....

SO - not sure how all the variables dictate
what will actually happen with say a 16GB card,
and where the 4GB mapping limit actually comes into play.



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