garmin maps & paths crossed

[J. Christopher Krok]

> 1.1. Parts compatibility list uploaded > Posted by: "skypilot110" chris.eckert@... skypilot110 > Date: Wed Sep 1, 2010 6:21 am ((PDT)) > If you are aware of other cross compatible parts that can be used in place > of KLR parts please email them to me directly.

There are cross-references for the fan/starter relay, ignition key and radiator cap in the FAQ, at http://www.bigcee.com/klr650faq.html I'll have to add the fan to that as well, since it's a biggie. C -- J. Christopher Krok, Ph.D. Big Cee Studios

[Jeffrey]

would be nice if we could find all in one list without a bunch of extraneous info. Don't get me wrong. I definitely appreciate all of Krok's info. but a quick look up would be nice. If you are stuck somewhere looking for part info on your smart phone it is hard to get through reams of stuff. Jeffrey #3

[Jim Fortner]

I believe this licensing changed a year or two ago. One used to be able to load the maps on two receivers. I believe it is now one receiver. This is due to a licensing agreement change between Garmin and the company they buy the maps from. You can have mapsource on as many machines as you would like. The maps are keyed/licensed to an individual receiver serial number. Call Garmin and they can help you figure out the best solution for you. Some of the Garmin folks have been very helpful. If you get someone who is not so helpful call back. You may need to buy an older map license from Ebay or Craigslist and transfer it to your receiver if that is an option. Jim Fortner

On Thu, Sep 9, 2010 at 10:23 PM, mark ward wrote: Hey all Garmin Maps??: I just got My 3rd Garmin GPS (60csx) And from what I understand I can't use the city maps in both of MY Garmins that need City installed if you want city streets ect., some kind of "lock". I understand not sharing, But like music and Vidios BY LAW, you are aloud to make copies for "your own use". Is it the same for the city nav maps? OR am I, S.O.L.?? Paths Crossed While riding From Mi. across canada to Maine down to Boston over to Syracuse, to Pa. And then Home to West Mich. In a constuction rd. stop way out in the country, I came across Dave (?), From Maine. (I don't think I was in Maine YET) ALSO with This sight. I was nice to Cross paths so far from home with a (web) Friend. Only talked a few seconds and traffic moved on. If you have not been to Bar Harbor Maine, you MUST, and MUST go up Cadilac mountain. one minute it looks like TN. rolling hills (mountains) and a very large lake, and in 2 minutes you are over looking the Bar Harbor, The homes, ships, steples, and large wave crashing against the LARGE rocks. The trips across the upper states (highway 2) are also a GREAT ride. I have been west to Estes Park CO. (the rockies,) ridden several times in the south. (TN., NC,SC. GA, etc.) and still very much enjoyed my ride and the sights in the North east, and hope to return soon and take MORE time. Travle Safe! travel Well! Mark (W. Mi.)