can you use this microSD with nuvi1390LMT GPS? 1390 does have a microSD slot.
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It should, and I think that would have old roads at least 5 years old. but still you should be fine , cause roads don't change that offen in India. And it listed in compatible device in this link says on this link https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/maps/on-the-road-maps/city-navigator-nt/city-navigator-india-nt/prod65217.html which is the latest version. So definitely should support your device too.
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I don't know. Why don't you ask Gramin - their web site is difficult but you eventually can find an email address to which you can send that question...
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Stanley, this cradle holder may not accept your Nuvi 1300. Check out the Ram Mount website for the appropriate model. The model no. listed here is different for the Nuvi 1300.
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MicroSD is the small disk pictured that fits in the larger one if needed. I purchased mined for a 5" Garmin nuvi 1490LMT that works fine. I assume it will work for your nuvi 50LM. (You will use the small microSD).
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I am not sure. I tried a mini sd card but the nuvi 40 did not seem to recognize the card.I would call Garmin. I have had good success when I call.Judy
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There appear to be two versions of this product. One lists the 1390. So I would assume, as long as you select that version, that it should work just fine for you. Good luck! (Not a major investment in any case.)
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I have researched the web for the answers to your questions, as I do not have these Garmin products. (I have the Nuvi 52LM). First question, yes if the GPS has maps of Hawaii in it. You should check directly with Garmin for this answer. Second, both the Nuvi 255LMT and the Nuvi 1390LMT have the same size 2GB micro SD cards, so they have the same memory capability. All info should be verified through Garmin Support. NOTE: "The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a satellite-based navigation system made up of a network of 24 satellites placed into orbit by the U.S. Department of Defense. GPS was originally intended for military applications, but in the 1980s, the government made the system available for civilian use. GPS works in any weather conditions, anywhere in the world." As GPS is satellite based, it will work in Hawaii. BUT YOUR UNIT MUST HAVE MAPS IN IT FOR HAWAII.
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I've checked the specs on the Garmin Nuvi 1300 series (this is a discontinued series) and it does have a Micro-SD chip slot, therefore this chip will work quite nicely in this series. Although this product comes with both the adapter AND micro SD Chip, you will only use the Chip.
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you can, this is what i ordered;Garmin City Navigator Europe NT Map Card MicroSD/SD by Garmin used about $49; you might want to get a SDHD 16 gigs; I found as I got more maps, each is 5-7 gigs; I also have USA, europe and added ASIA; wonder if 32 gig would work; not sure what else to put on it; keep all files backed up on pc and external storage;
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There is a tiny slot on the left side of the garmin nuvi. The micro sd card fits in there.I never noticed it until I started looking for it.
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I can't tell you for sure, but if your GPS does not have a place to insert an SD chip or a micro-SD chip, then clearly it won't work, because that's how these maps are delivered. Also, it would have to be compatible with Garmin maps, and again, I have no idea.
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Nancy, that will NOT work in your Garmin Nuvi GPS. You need to get a "Micro SD Card" and make sure it comes with an "SD Card Adapter" (most micro cards come with an adapter but not all do so make sure it is specified that the adapter comes with it). The Ultra card shown is far to big to fit the in your Garmin's card slot. The Micro will fit. What you do is insert the Micro card into the adapter, essentially making it the same size as regular cards that will fit into your computer SD Card slot. Then you insert the card into your computer, download the desired information onto the card (maps, languages or what have you) and remove it. You then remove the Micro card from the adapter and everything you downloaded is now on that little guy. You then insert the Micro card into your Garmin and upload the information on it into the Garmin and there you have it. It's far more simple than it sounds. For a step by step, should you need it, simply do a search "how to insert and remove micro SD card from adapter". It should take you to a nice, short little YouTube video that shows you how it is done. Hope that helps. (By the way, that Garmin comes with a lot of memory and with a lot of stuff crammed in it. I deleted a whole bunch of stuff such as the languages that were on my Garmin and that provided plenty of room for all of the things I wanted to keep on there. Generally there will be enough memory space on it unless you are wanting to upload a map of South America or some other country onto it. Also, be advised that this particular model is no longer being manufactured but as far as I know it will continue to work fine for you.)
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Yes, IF your Rand McNally GPS uses standard-sized SD cards. If it uses the micro cards, like my Tom Tom does, then no, you'll have to use a micro card. Your owner's manual should tell you which one to use, or just go by the size of the card slot.
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When I searched for a storage device for my NUVI 2555LMT unit I found this microSDHC unit that was recommended for a NUVI 1450 GPS. It has worked well in my NUVI 2555LMT unit. Not surprised since this micro device is a general purpose unit so if should work in other devices as well as other 1400 series GPS units.
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We have a nuvi 1350. On the left hand side is a slot for inserting the microSD card that contains the Nordics data. Just insert and turn on the garmin. There is no downloading required.
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That's a tough question. The Amazon page doesn't list it, but the Garmin power cord offered by the manufacturer for your device is also compatible with the nuvi 1370 (according to Garmin), and this device is claimed to be compatible with the 1370. so I would say YES! All of the nuvi series use a 5 volt power supply (which this unit has), so the only compatibility issue is if the mini-USB connector is the same size. This certainly seems to be the case here. Incidentally, you do realize that your traffic warnings won't work with this cable, right? The traffic part requires a special power cord with a receiver built in. Nonetheless, I use this cord with my 1450 for most of the driving I do, since the traffic is not usually an issue. Using this cord saves wear & tear on the 70 buck traffic cord, which I only use for long trips into unfamiliar territory. So, order this - I think it's a safe gamble if you want a basic power cord. (I'm an electronic technician with 45 years experience, so I am rather informed about the issues here.)
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According to the documentation I've read, the NUVI 270 will accept an SD or MICROSD card. This MICROSD card comes with an SD adapter so it should work just fine on the NUVI 270.
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I would think it would work for the plain NUVI 1450. I believe it has the same connection