Talk about simple. The StreetPilot c330 and its counterpart, c340 with optional traffic alerts, come preprogrammed with detailed street maps. Whether you choose these preloaded navigators or the c320 or c310 with SD card, their intuitive touch screen operation and big displays make them easy to use. Navigate With Ease StreetPilot c330 comes ready to go right out of the box with preloaded City Navigator® NT street maps, including a hefty point of interest (POIs) database with motels, restaurants, fuel, ATMs and more. Simply touch the sunlight-readable color screen to enter a destination, and the c330 takes you there with 2D or 3D maps and turn-by-turn voice directions. In addition, the c330 accepts custom points of interest (POIs) such as school zones and safety cameras and lets you set proximity alerts to warn you of upcoming POIs.
Find great deals on eBay for garmin streetpilot c330 map update. Shop with confidence. I can't figure out HOW REMOVE/UNLOAD maps present on my device (2008 ones) so that I can upload 2009 update! I do not want to use SD Card and Garmin said its possible to unload previous maps. I do not have programmable data card or SD card so when I try to use 2009 update it says - no space. How to Update a Garmin Streetpilot C330. They also include updated maps and route information. To update your StreetPilot. How to Free Up Space on a Garmin Nuvi.
Traveling abroad? The c330 comes with an SD card slot, making it convenient to add optional maps. Take It With You The portable c330 easily moves from vehicle to vehicle. Its suction cup windshield mount is a snap to install. The c330 also comes with a rechargeable lithium-ion battery for out-of-car route planning. StreetPilot c330: Where to?
Hi, I have the opportunity to pick up a rather ancient Garmin StreetPilot III. However, the maps are still from 2007 and a lot has changed since then. So, I was browsing around and found mentions that you could use OSM for the SPIII. I would want it to hold the maps for the Netherlands, Belgium, France and the UK for the trip I am planning on my motorbike to London. Slightly up to date maps would be very nice for a trip like that. The big question is whether it can be done.
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I am an absolute noob in this field, but have a good amount of computer experience, so I know my way around. I have been unable to locate a step by step guide to do the OSM to Garmin SPIII move. Or did I miss something? Otherwise, I might create one later if I can pull this off.
I think the only way of loading maps onto the StreetPilot III is using. The Streetpilot has very limited internal memory, so you will need a Garmin memory card if you want to add extra maps. Note these are proprietary cards, different to Compact Flash or SD etc. The Streetpilot III will support up to a 128MB card. You can either use a serial cable to connect the Streetpilot to the PC, or use a Garmin USB card reader. A serial connection will be very slow for loading large maps. So you need to get some OSM maps installed in MapSource.
There are a number of ready made OSM maps with MapSource installers, the easiest way is probably to use. Or other options listed here. Though with these you won't fit a very large area of maps on a 128MB card. To get maps that cover more of the route you want, you could use maps with smaller tiles, and with less details.
Most OSM Garmin maps contain things like buildings, rivers, forests etc, which use quite a lot of space. If you just need roads, they would need less memory. I'm not sure if there is any ready made OSM maps with less detail, otherwise you can create some yourself. To do this, you could use with a custom style to only include roads.