Garmin Nuvi 1350 - OK to delete 2GB file garmin_rmu_cnnant2010_30.exe?

I've had a Garmin 1350 for some time and it has helped guide me around the country in my RV, even with decade-old map data. In the process of going through my hard disk backups I notice a 2.16GB file garmin_rmu_cnnant2010_30.exe which I presume is a Garmin Express installer and 2010 map repository.

Is this file still useful to keep and what are the implications of deleting it? I would really like to recover the archive space if it is not. Thanks!

 

Thank you so much for this information. This little Nuvi 1350 was my first GPS and has crossed the country many times with family members and in my RV. Because the maps are dated we have occasionally gotten into trouble (around and around the Indy aiport as one example), and because the unit is so old we have become accustomed to it occasionally resetting itself mid-route. Nonetheless, it has become a long-term friend, albeit not entirely trusted.

I have another 1350 that I got at about the same time and a larger Garmin GPS from a friend who bought a Tesla and prefers its internal maps. I've avoided officially installing either unit, thinking I might incur 2GB+ installer overhead for every unit. I am also more reliant on the built-in GPS in my 2014 Nissan Rogue, but it too is loaded with dated maps.

I'll look into your suggested free map options for the Nuvi, but do you happen to know whether free maps will also work on the Nissan?

Thanks again for your help.