I sent a reply back to the email I sent orginally to them regarding this situation.
In response to that information below.
http://www.sandisk.com/Products/Item(2027)-SDSDQ-2048-SanDisk_microSD_2GB.aspx What would you suggest I should do regarding this situation.
I will be traveling without a laptop. Riding a bicycle across the usa on the route,
http://www.adventurecycling.org/routes/southerntier.cfmThis organization provides additional gps info for bicycle rider info.
One suggestion was to place half of the trip on one chip and then load the rest on another.
Is it possible to have the complete map source installed on a internal chip leaving the micro-SD card available for other info to be added along the way So what would you suggest?
Here is the orginal info I just recieved from garmin,
Thank you for contacting Garmin International.
I believe at the current time the largest micro-SD card made is a 1GB card.
The entire City Navigator program is about 1.6GB. That means there is no way to load the entire program to one chip. The size of the chip will not change the amount of waypoints you can put on the unit. You can save
Waypoint/icons: 1000 with name and graphic symbol, 10 proximity.
Best Regards,
Dan Backus
Product Support Specialist
GARMIN International
PH# 800.800.1020
FX# 913.440.5488
www.GARMIN.comIf you read the page at scandisk it says their chip is now 2 gig
Jean Andre Vallery
www.bicyclejournals.netSarasota Florida