Garmin Mx20 Data Card With Chartview, 5.8 Software The Last Software Released on 2040-parts.com
Laguna Niguel, California, United States
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Got a MX20?? Need the latest Software + split screen for Terrain Awareness?
Now here is you chance to get it for peanuts on the dollar. Just remove your old data card and install this one and BAM your are all done. Please note this ChartView is a West Coast Database. Need a different Region? You simply update the Database with your region from your Jeppesen account if you need other than west coast. Removed from an MX20 with a Defective Screen. As you can see the data card works fine. 256MB CF Card Guaranteed to WORK MX20 is not for sale, Just the Data Card |
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