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  Re: GPMap 60CX external aerial
| Broadback | 03-24-2008 |
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I'd be grateful for any information about such an accessory- availability,
rough price, supplier etc.and how fitted to receiver.
Many thanks,
Tony
tony wrote:
013-00202-00. Consists of a 4.5x4.5x1.5cm block, that has a built in
magnet for attachment purposes approx 1.5 m of thin co-axial cable that
plugs into the aerial socket on the GPS. This is located on the top rear
of the device under the top waterproof rubber plug. But why do you need
one? The reception on mine is excellent even indoors?
Broadback wrote:
> tony wrote:
>> I'd be grateful for any information about such an accessory-
>> availability, rough price, supplier etc.and how fitted to receiver.
>> Many thanks,
>> Tony
>> availability, rough price, supplier etc.and how fitted to receiver.
>> Many thanks,
>> Tony
> Readily available, on Ebay and elsewhere. Garmin part number
> 013-00202-00. Consists of a 4.5x4.5x1.5cm block, that has a built in
> magnet for attachment purposes approx 1.5 m of thin co-axial cable that
> plugs into the aerial socket on the GPS. This is located on the top rear
> of the device under the top waterproof rubber plug. But why do you need
> one? The reception on mine is excellent even indoors?
Footnote: If you have questions on the Garmin GPS may I recommend
> 013-00202-00. Consists of a 4.5x4.5x1.5cm block, that has a built in
> magnet for attachment purposes approx 1.5 m of thin co-axial cable that
> plugs into the aerial socket on the GPS. This is located on the top rear
> of the device under the top waterproof rubber plug. But why do you need
> one? The reception on mine is excellent even indoors?
alt.satellite.gps.garmin there are people there who are very helpful.
You will get information on functions of the 60Cx that you did not even
know existed, well I did, and still do from time to time.
Many thanks, Broadback.
I was wondering whether an aerial might improve reception in wooded areas.
I do know of alt.s.g.g and will look there.
Tony
> Broadback wrote:
>> tony wrote:
>>> I'd be grateful for any information about such an accessory-
>>> availability, rough price, supplier etc.and how fitted to receiver.
>>> Many thanks,
>>> Tony
>>> availability, rough price, supplier etc.and how fitted to receiver.
>>> Many thanks,
>>> Tony
>> Readily available, on Ebay and elsewhere. Garmin part number
>> 013-00202-00. Consists of a 4.5x4.5x1.5cm block, that has a built in
>> magnet for attachment purposes approx 1.5 m of thin co-axial cable that
>> plugs into the aerial socket on the GPS. This is located on the top rear
>> of the device under the top waterproof rubber plug. But why do you need
>> one? The reception on mine is excellent even indoors?
>> 013-00202-00. Consists of a 4.5x4.5x1.5cm block, that has a built in
>> magnet for attachment purposes approx 1.5 m of thin co-axial cable that
>> plugs into the aerial socket on the GPS. This is located on the top rear
>> of the device under the top waterproof rubber plug. But why do you need
>> one? The reception on mine is excellent even indoors?
> Footnote: If you have questions on the Garmin GPS may I recommend
> alt.satellite.gps.garmin there are people there who are very helpful. You
> will get information on functions of the 60Cx that you did not even know
> existed, well I did, and still do from time to time.
>
> alt.satellite.gps.garmin there are people there who are very helpful. You
> will get information on functions of the 60Cx that you did not even know
> existed, well I did, and still do from time to time.
>
> rough price, supplier etc.and how fitted to receiver.
> Many thanks,
> Tony
>
>