Can you remove the SD card on Tomtom V3 and replace it with 2GB card?? If so, can u then add extra maps?

I have extra maps downloaded on my computer, however I can not add any extras as there is not enough space on the Tomtom V3 (only 1GB). If it is possible to put in a larger card, will the extra maps work seamlessly?? I have Western Europe on there, but have Eastern Europe and Scandinavia on my laptop ready to add.

Yes you can, but you need to get the software and voices on the sd card as well as the maps. And make sure the sd card is formatted properly (filesystem FAT32 if you’re on Windows). Everything you need is available for free through the TT HOME program.

HOME gets confused easily though, so if you already downloaded your software (application) updates on that computer you will not get the software you need automatically. You have two options, either go to mydocumentstomtomhomedownloads and delete everything (unless your maps are there, don’t delete those), or go into HOME and go to “Add maps, traffic, voices, etc.” and then all the way on the last page, go to “Items on my computer” and get the latest application (v7.166 here in the states, could be different over there — over here ONE 3rd editions don’t even have sd card slots).

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