Conquest gps maps
#1
Conquest gps maps
I just got hold of a used Road Tech Conquest gps. It says it's loaded with Garmin City Navigator V-8. Is that the latest version? A counterman at the local HD dealership told me to go to Best Buys to purchase map upgrades for Garmin. What do you do for upgrades?
#2
I have 2 Garmin quests, so I went to Garmin site and looked at my updates. I found
City Navigator North America v8, Deluxe All Regions, Apr 06 for my oldest one and
City Navigator North America 2008, Deluxe All Regions, Apr 07 for my newest one.
When I looked no updates were available for either maps.
Go to Garmin and register your quest.
Leroy
City Navigator North America v8, Deluxe All Regions, Apr 06 for my oldest one and
City Navigator North America 2008, Deluxe All Regions, Apr 07 for my newest one.
When I looked no updates were available for either maps.
Go to Garmin and register your quest.
Leroy
#4
Just my opinion based on experience, but do yourself a favor and don't let geek squad anywhere near it...
#5
That's right, go to Garmin. Best Buy will be a waste of time. I have a
Garmin Street Pilot III, discontinued now, but Garmin emails me whenever an update is available and they're pretty good about supporting their products well after discontinuation. Unless you live and ride in an area with a lot of new construction, you're not likely to notice much by upgrading the map software. There may also be firmware updates available, and those are definitely worth downloading since they affect the overall operation of your gps. Firmware updates are free.
Garmin Street Pilot III, discontinued now, but Garmin emails me whenever an update is available and they're pretty good about supporting their products well after discontinuation. Unless you live and ride in an area with a lot of new construction, you're not likely to notice much by upgrading the map software. There may also be firmware updates available, and those are definitely worth downloading since they affect the overall operation of your gps. Firmware updates are free.
#7
Next dwnload poi loader(point of interest), as your model being a quest 2 has this option to add poi's to your memory. Read up on that next.
http://www.gpspassion.com is a site that people uploaded many Poi's example walmarts, koa campgrounds, speedtraps cameras so you can add them to your memory for different maps your create.
http://www.poi-factory.com/poifiles is a good site to goto and they have a forum you can learn from.
Install mapsource in your computer and play with it selecting routes and waypoints to upload to your quest.
I create a map on mapsource of the route of my trip, but having limited data space on the Gps to store upload, If going on a main freeway I just route my end of the day stops as an individual route and try to save space for main travel if I am going to be in multiple states touring.
Take your time and don't get pissed up learning it. LOL
Leroy
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