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Destinations via USB to 981 PCM - how

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Am finally getting around to using the NAV.

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Am finally getting around to using the NAV.

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I've had my 981 almost 2 months now. Am finally getting around to using the NAV. I have hundreds of destinations in my Garmin NUVI. The manual says that destinations can be loaded into my PCM NAV via USB. It just doesnt mention the format required. So I tried copying the garmin current.GPX file to a USB stick but the PCM didn't like the format. Has anyone done this or know the format required? Thanks dad488 2013 Boxster 6MT PASM, PTV 2003 VW GTI 6MT VR6

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