david1944

Yeah....am going to write to VW and tell them to stop selling cloned maps !!!

Hey Jim.....you need more faith in human nature. I found this website before i saw your post. These guys are 1500klms away in Queensland. As of this morning the Australian maps are installed and working perfectly. They were very professional and efficient and would recommend them to anyone in Aus or NZ

Thanks Rustnuts......

Yes the manual that came with the car says an Amundsen+ and yes it has a cd slot. The vehicle was delivered from the factory in February 2015. I also bought a workshop manual (all 7000 pages !!) The first 8 pages give vehicle specific information and it is showing the nav unit as an RNS 315. The dealer was kind enough to lend me the DVD which of course the unit does not read. Tried copying to an SD card but again no luck, it cannot be read. Guess I am stuck....gr..gr

You guys are all correct. The front case of the DVD says "Superb (3T,) Yeti, Octavia (TZ)" however the back of the cover says for Columbus units so I guess I am out of luck

Hi Guys. This is what the website is showing:

Thanks Urrell All Skodas are imported into Australia No...... the VIN number in the Skoda website simply comes back with a note saying map updates are available from a DVD. I tracked down the DVD but the local dealer gave up trying to install it. Really don't think they had any idea how to do it. The navigation setup in the unit only refers to using or uploading from an SD card I will try and copy the DVD to an SD card and see if that works

Hi Guys My maps of Western Europe are not really useful in Sydney !! According the the Skoda navigation website i can update via a DVD but I cannot find anywhere how this can be done. Am I able to copy the DVD to a new SD card then insert the card (Amundsen + RNS315). The unit's setup mentions the SD card but nothing about a DVD Thanks