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Sorry I did not realize you are in europe.
Here in the US the nav and aerial can be had for under $300.00 US.
Also the aerial you are referring to is for the nav and not the one for XM ?
I don't need or want the XM.
Thanks for the reply hopefully this will help the next person.
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The aerial is for GPS, xm use another aerial.
The connector is under the right pocket, masked under a big multipole connector light blue.
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Tried to connect the gps to a notebook using a USB cable. Installed USB Garmin drivers.
The gps screen shows a page with two big buttons: Garmin Mode and USB Disk Mode
Using Garmin Mode the gps is recognized as NAVI with the correct unit id number. I was unable to read the internal memory.
Using USB Disk Mode i was able to read the sd content as external disk.
If you press the reset button a white page on the gps screen appears, showing lot of data in two column. (like temperature=34 �, Voices=3 etc, etc.) In this page it seems waiting for something... maybe a pre boot mode?
This gps allows reading map images of 4 GB instead the 2 GB limit of 2006-2008 models.
Hope this helps, but i don't see a big interest in this thread.
No Goldwing owner interested in updating maps and fw in all the world? I can't belive it!
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