Nice pics. The last photos in the original post show the Jay Ohrberg K4000 conversion from a Dodge Stealth. How does that relate to this narrative?

knightrdrx wrote:i like how it has the name on it...

The Garmin voice also calls you by name. You select your name when you add the download to your cart. http://www.navtones.com/garmin/kitt-voi ... n-gps.html

This is from the company that made the original GPS with Mio, so it's the real deal.

knightrdrx wrote:I'm tired of driving to places that don't exist. Any updates on how to get 2010 maps without erasing the KITT voice?

Why not just go with a cheap *NEW* Garmin and add the randomized voice download?

Thoughts? >>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZeacvhQCRk&feature=player_embedded" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; :kitt: They also sell a KITT voice which you'd never know from the ad or their landing page :roll: >>> http://www.tomtom.com/page/kitt" onclick="win...

Contracts do exist and will say certain things, but it comes down to the reporting and accounting and it's very complex with all the different territories, distribution channels, and sliding scales. Then there are things like packaging deductions as a percentage of gross which are often still applie...

The accounting trickeries of large media companies are well documented, so it's not necessarily an issue of the "fine print" in these cases. My guess, and this is purely speculative, is that there are issues with syndication money and digital distribution which didn't exist at the time any...

Good luck with the purchase.

PS - file sharing is frowned upon on this board, so you should look elsewhere. Just FYI

Just buy any new Garmin and install the official KITT voice pack: http://www.navtones.com/kitt-voice-for-garmin-gps.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; This way you'll have a fully-supported GPS from a manufacturer that is still in business, and the voice is only 10 bucks. ...