Finger print, it will get a fist print in a minute :=((

[BOB353]

Thank Fred but it still will not help as I need maps for Australia but even if I find Aussie map, I still can't find how to install the hence I am getting it done by the service techs as MG Australia recommended.

 

[hmadsen]

From my experience with Naviextra and my old D-Max, this is not the case as it was based on the actual headunit serial number that was on the SD memory card so each individual map update is tied into your unit.

That might very well be so, but atleast on the 2.gen cars you just download a zip file, unpack the files and copy them onto the thumbdrive.

The only cases i have seen where it worked this way was for navigation systems where the update cost money.

 

[DerekH]

While i do agree, i tend to be a bit on the cautious side, i update the maps because i see them as a backup option, if My Phone dies for example.

I also have an offline navigation app on my Phone, in case something happens and my Phone loses connection to the internet, its great with the always up to date features of google maps and other like Kit but lose connection to the internet and they become all but useless.

The zs ev navigation is not good but if its all you have its far better than nothing...even if you only use it once a year...

I also always carry Cash in case the electronic payment systems fail.....I know this might sound quite normal to a lot of people but in Denmark Cash is more or less never used...99,9% of all payment are electronic and almost no one (beside old people) carry any Cash...

Can't speak for all apps but google maps let's you download maps of the areas you will be driving through in advance so no internet is needed. Pretty unlikely you will ever get a flat phone these days in the car as you can charge from that whopping big one that powers the car