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Folks:
Just purchased a new TomTom One (v3/v4) i.e. 1Gb Internal.
Want to use it in the US, Australia, and Western Europe.
I _think_ that what I need to do is this:
a) back up the existing US/Canada maps
b) get some 2GB SD cards (there seem to be some suggestions
that the 4GB cards are problematic and sometimes slower)
c) buy new maps for Europe and Australia.
d) pay for new North American maps (as opposed to the pre-
installed US and Canada maps).
e) install the maps for the region I'm in at the time in the
internal memory; keeping copies on SD cards or elsewhere.
Reason? Speed and avoiding card-reading errors.
Did I miss something? Am I on the right track?
Any advice gratefully received.
Andrew.
Just purchased a new TomTom One (v3/v4) i.e. 1Gb Internal.
Want to use it in the US, Australia, and Western Europe.
I _think_ that what I need to do is this:
a) back up the existing US/Canada maps
b) get some 2GB SD cards (there seem to be some suggestions
that the 4GB cards are problematic and sometimes slower)
c) buy new maps for Europe and Australia.
d) pay for new North American maps (as opposed to the pre-
installed US and Canada maps).
e) install the maps for the region I'm in at the time in the
internal memory; keeping copies on SD cards or elsewhere.
Reason? Speed and avoiding card-reading errors.
Did I miss something? Am I on the right track?
Any advice gratefully received.
Andrew.