Blackjack II + GPS – How does it work?

Hello,

I understand you can install a GPS program in your Blackjack II. My question, however, is how does work? Will it need an Internet/ data plan? Is it free? Will I be able to use it with no service? Although impractical, could I play with it simply with a wireless router? Please forgive some of the idiotic questions – I have no experience with the system.

Thank you!

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