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<div id="_htmlarea_default_style_" style="font:10pt arial,helvetica,sans-serif"> Posted for "Lancair" &lt;lancair-esp@ustek.com&gt;:<br><br> I wanted to download the current Garmin GNS480 database but I am 2500<br> miles from my plane.  I called Jeppesen and a rep there told me to just<br> buy a compact flash card at the local computer store.  I mentioned this<br> to a tech at Garmin and he said that Garmin has their data cards<br> modified so an off-the-shelf CF card would not work.  Does anyone know<br> if the tech is just spouting hype to sell their overpriced chips or are<br> they actually different?<br> <br> Robert M. Simon<br> ES-P N301ES<br> <br> <br> Robert M. Simon<br> USTEK Incorporated<br> 4663 Executive Drive #3<br> Columbus, OH  43220-3627 
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