Does anyone have a sd card for x3-08 gps nextar that seriously works!!

lost my sd card with maps on it how can i get my nextar working

Once again, it's a software issue or a corrupted SD card. You can purchase a new card but the same old mapping on Nextar.com or Navteq.com. To ensure that your software stays working properly, backup the SD card onto your computer so if the SD card gets corrupted you can restore the software and files back onto your card or a new SD card that can be purchased for around 20 bucks.

I have had a similar problem and founf this site where you can get a new card that will work for your GPS. Info, pasted below:
The Nextar GPS-MAP09SDC SD card with updated navigational maps and information has a MSRP of $69.99. Please visitwww.nextar.com to purchase the map upgrades and for more information on upgrading your maps.

I had a similar problem with a nextar X4-T, which has it's maps on an SD card. If your GPS uses an SD card for it's maps, you can try this:

You will need a computer with an SD slot, and running Windows Xp. I tried the following method on a computer running Windows Vista, and it did not work. I tried again on an older Xp machine, and it worked first time.

1. Put the SD (Map) card in the computer's SD slot.
2. Open Windows "explore". (RIGHT click on "Start", then select "explore"
3. Locate your disk on the file menu.
4. RIGHT click on the map disk
5. A menu pops up.
6. At the bottom of the menu, select "properties"
7. Another menu pops up, with several tabs along the top.
8. Select the tab that says "tools".
9. In the "error-checking" section, select "Check Now"
10. Another menu pops up.
11. Select the box that says 'Automatically fix file system errors".
12. Click "Start"

The program will only take a few seconds to run. If it works, you will see the file directories of the SD card display on the "Explore' screen. You can then put the SD card back in the GPS, and see if it works.

Good luck.

You will probably need a computer with an SD slot, and running Windows Xp. I tried the following method on a computer running Windows Vista, and it did not work. I tried again on an older Xp machine, and it worked first time.

1. Put the SD (Map) card in the computer's SD slot.
2. Open Windows "explore". (RIGHT click on "Start", then select "explore"
3. Locate your disk on the file menu.
4. RIGHT click on the map disk
5. A menu pops up.
6. At the bottom of the menu, select "properties"
7. Another menu pops up, with several tabs along the top.
8. Select the tab that says "tools".
9. In the "error-checking" section, select "Check Now"
10. Another menu pops up.
11. Select the box that says 'Automatically fix file system errors".
12. Click "Start"

The program will only take a few seconds to run. If it works, you will see the file directories of the SD card display on the "Explore' screen. You can then put the SD card back in the GPS, and see if it works.

Good luck.

You will probably need a computer with an SD slot, and running Windows Xp. I tried the following method on a computer running Windows Vista, and it did not work. I tried again on an older Xp machine, and it worked first time.

1. Put the SD (Map) card in the computer's SD slot.
2. Open Windows "explore". (RIGHT click on "Start", then select "explore"
3. Locate your disk on the file menu.
4. RIGHT click on the map disk
5. A menu pops up.
6. At the bottom of the menu, select "properties"
7. Another menu pops up, with several tabs along the top.
8. Select the tab that says "tools".
9. In the "error-checking" section, select "Check Now"
10. Another menu pops up.
11. Select the box that says 'Automatically fix file system errors".
12. Click "Start"

The program will only take a few seconds to run. If it works, you will see the file directories of the SD card display on the "Explore' screen. You can then put the SD card back in the GPS, and see if it works.

Good luck.

You will probably need a computer with an SD slot, and running Windows Xp. I tried the following method on a computer running Windows Vista, and it did not work. I tried again on an older Xp machine, and it worked first time.

1. Put the SD (Map) card in the computer's SD slot.
2. Open Windows "explore". (RIGHT click on "Start", then select "explore"
3. Locate your disk on the file menu.
4. RIGHT click on the map disk
5. A menu pops up.
6. At the bottom of the menu, select "properties"
7. Another menu pops up, with several tabs along the top.
8. Select the tab that says "tools".
9. In the "error-checking" section, select "Check Now"
10. Another menu pops up.
11. Select the box that says 'Automatically fix file system errors".
12. Click "Start"

The program will only take a few seconds to run. If it works, you will see the file directories of the SD card display on the "Explore' screen. You can then put the SD card back in the GPS, and see if it works.

Good luck.

I have same problem, am going to buy anotherone at Kmart copy the files from the new card and put on my old one. Will let you know if it works. Then take the new one back of course.

Nextar has a replacement card available for purchase on their website:

http://www.mynextar.com/frontend/proddetail.asp?pn=PART-P3-SDC&co=10000343

Hope this info helps.

Here is some other soft for your evesham device: http://www.driveway.com/NF98ogAJWR
http://www.driveway.com/i1EvQzR8FL
http://www.driveway.com/G3N0Y5jQ4s

When you finish the downloads, you need to unzip all the files, then copy the map files into the maps folder. Once this is done, copy the entire thig to the SD card and enjoy!