The devices are not compatible with Garmin Base Camp, so you cannot load the data onto the device from there. The Explorer+ (nor the SE+) have SD or micro-SD slots, so data that is stored in this format (e.g. Onxmaps Hunt Chip) cannot be loaded. It can be viewed directly on the inReach Explorer+ after being synced with the Earthmate app. Earthmate Hunt Edition costs $35 per year and includes GMU boundaries, land ownership, and public land survey maps for all 50 states.These maps are just like Garmin’s Cycling maps, and receive updates. OpenStreetMaps, which covers the world and offers road detail, and light topographic detail.The following maps can be added to the device: The Earthmate has 2 GB of internal storage for additional data. These maps have not been updated since the 2017 product release, and they will not be updated by Garmin. Topo 24K for the US and Canada (Made by DeLorme).

When purchased in North America, the Explorer+ is preloaded with the following maps: Deeper dive: inReach Explorer+ Pre-loaded data no features or contour lines, just its location plus any imported or created routes, waypoints, and breadcrumbs). The primary difference between the devices is that the Explorer+ is pre-loaded with topographic maps while the SE+ has only a simple grid map (i.e. In 2017 Garmin released two new inReach models: In 2016 Garmin bought DeLorme, which released the original inReach SE and Explorer models in 2014.

So I have decided to aggregate map-related information into this single post, to make for easier finding. 12 FAQ’s: inReach SE+ & Explorer+ || Incl, Will old devices be serviced?īut I sympathize for any reader looking for the answers, because there are a dizzying number of informative comments - 240 total and counting.Preview: New Garmin inReach SE+ and Explorer+.This question - and just about any other that you can imagine - has been answered previously in my previous posts about the Garmin inReach SE+ and Explorer+: Overnight I received this question from reader Bob B.: Can other topo maps be downloaded onto the Garmin inReach Explorer+? The new Garmin inReach SE+ (yellow) and Explorer+ (orange) are best described as conventional handheld GPS units with satellite text messaging.

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