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Hi after getting rid of my Navman 90i crap I have got myself a Garmin 40 were will I find the PIO's and how would I be able to put them on my unit thanks
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Thanks mate
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should have added that the Garmin 40 is actually a Garmin nuvi 40 so is included in the 'nuvi series' on the installation guide pages.
if you get stuck with anything just post back and we'll get you sorted 
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[quote="MaFt"]should have added that the Garmin 40 is actually a Garmin nuvi 40 so is included in the 'nuvi series' on the installation guide pages.
if you get stuck with anything just post back and we'll get you sorted
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Thank You mate
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You do it exactly the same to install them. Just make sure that ALL POIs are in a single folder / sub folder. You then point POILoader to that folder and they all get added. If there are speed cams in there to it will automatically set up the proximity alerts.
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[quote="MaFt"]You do it exactly the same to install them. Just make sure that ALL POIs are in a single folder / sub folder. You then point POILoader to that folder and they all get added. If there are speed cams in there to it will automatically set up the proximity alerts.
MaFt[/quote]
Ok mate thanks
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Very easy thank you for your help
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Just being curious now!! I have speed cams on garmin, will I benefit to put your speed cams on?
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| Martin4Jay wrote: | | Just being curious now!! I have speed cams on garmin, will I benefit to put your speed cams on? |
simple answer is YES
neither TomTom or Garmin have full range of camera coverage and with the combined usage of PGPSW database you should have excellent coverage |
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I turn the Garmin ones off, and just use the PGPSW ones. This avoids double warnings.
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[quote="dales"]I turn the Garmin ones off, and just use the PGPSW ones. This avoids double warnings.
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Thanks for your comments and advice
Martin
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