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krokkie

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#35360 9-Jun-2009 09:23
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Does anyone know where I can get free or open source NZ maps for my Uniden 8350?
There are plenty of free maps for Garmin and Navman, but I have found zip for Uniden.
Is it possible to install other software on this GPS?

Thanks in advance

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thegoose
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  #227176 21-Jun-2009 18:19
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Hi I am in a similar position to Krokkie, I have had my 8350 for +- 2 years now, I want to check for updated maps, & software updates, but when I try to install the software it states that it is not a recognised Win 32 application????? any suggestions on how I can overcome this? Win XP. Cheers Thegoose

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