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« Reply #40 on: October 07, 2011, 11:59:36 AM »


I have a nuvi 765t and works great.  It's always in an aquabox so not to be exposed to the elements.  



Marcster actually showed me the FM transmitter trick during the Burger Run and it works great.  Yeah, the music quality isn't 100% but perfectly fine for me.  I have the music being piped through my cell and wear Skull Candy ear bugs while I ride.  The music stops for the gps turn by turn directions.


What size box do you have, and do you have it hardwired?  I have the RAM-HOL-AQ6U (Medium Wide, says it is for Garmin Nuvi Devices) and I can't plug the power in.  I think I need a right angle adapter, or a right angle cable.
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« Reply #41 on: October 08, 2011, 08:16:47 AM »

I'm using a 1490t and it's doing what I need.  I've done a few routes in mapsource and downloaded them to the unit.  As someone else posted, make sure you put the waypoints in order to get your desired route, or the unit will change it for shortest distance.  Bought it refurbished off Amazon, for the price I have no complaints.

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