Navdata Card For Garmin 430/530 Non-waas Gps on 2040-parts.com
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*Updated to Jeppesen data cycle 1606 (26 May - 22 Jun 2016)*
This 8MB navigation data card is used with the Jeppesen Skybound USB adapters to update the NavData on your 400/500 NON WAAS Garmin GPS unit. |
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