Bendix King Kln-94 Gps Data Card Reader / Updater ( Sandisk Imagemate Sddr-31 ) on 2040-parts.com
Holyoke, Colorado, United States
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Available are Sandisk SDDR-31 USB card readers with the KLN94 compatibility firmware PRE-INSTALLED. This firmware upgrade is necessary to reload/reprogram the GPS database card found in the King KLN94 GPS system. This Sandisk device is meant to be used in conjunction with the Bendix/King Wingman GPS Database Loader program and a subscription to the GPS database downloads. Perform the database card updates from the comfort of home or office using a Windows based laptop or PC. Save money over the mail subscription. Not Mac compatible. Unit has only been used with KLN94 system. We are selling because we are now using a different system.
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