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Binding: Accessory
Brand: Garmin
EAN: 0753759001100
Item Dimensions: 2072001020
Label: Garmin
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Manufacturer: Garmin
Model: 101008500
MPN: 101008500
Publisher: Garmin
Studio: Garmin
Warranty: 1 year warranty
Features:- Plugs into any standard cigarette lighter
- Conserves battery life; Convenient and easy to use
- Genuine Garmin-quality product
- For certain Garmin GPSMap and GPS handheld GPS locators and the original StreetPilot and StreetPilot ColorMap GPS navigators (not StreetPilot C Series)
- See Product Description for complete list of applicable Garmin models
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Product Description:
This connector provides the power connection for your Garmin GPS device from your automobile's 12-Volt DC cigarette lighter output. Works with the following Garmin models: GPS 60, GPS 72, GPS 76, GPSMAP 196, GPSMAP 60, GPSMAP 60CSx, GPSMAP 60Cx, GPSMAP 76, GPSMAP 76CSx, GPSMAP 76Cx, GPSMAP 76S, GPSMAP 96, GPSMAP 96C, GPS 12CX, GPS 12MAP, GPS 12XL, GPS 48, GPS 89, GPS 90, GPS 92, GPS II Plus, GPS II, GPS III Pilot, GPS III Plus, GPS III, GPS V, GPSMAP 176, GPSMAP 176C, GPSMAP 295, GPSMAP 60C, GPSMAP 60CS, GPSMAP 76C, GPSMAP 76CS, StreetPilot, StreetPilot ColorMap.
Amazon.com Product Description:
Save batteries and end meaningless stops at convenience stores for replacements when you power your Garmin GPS device with this handy cigarette-lighter power adapter. The adapter fits all standard cigarette lighters and works with a range of GPS devices, including the GPS StreetPilot (Monochrome and ColorMap), GPS II+, GPS III+, GPS 12XL, GPS 12CX, GPS 12MAP, GPS V, GPS 76, GPSMAP 76, GPSMAP 176, and GPSMAP 176C.
Average Rating: 
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Got this charger to go with my new DVD of Mapsource Europe. Plan to use it in Ireland and Netherlands, Belgium etc next year.
Seems to fit rather snugly, and I am a bit timid about pushing the prongs in to hard and bending them out of alignment, but its probably just me. It will come in handy when I do geo-caching and exploring the countryside as well as using the maps to get around the country. Can't wait to give it all a try!
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We have a very old "Street Pilot III". It's at least 6+ years old. The charger cord finally died so I ordered this as a replacement. It works fine.
We like it a lot more than the older cord, since this cord is *only* the charger. The old (original) cord also had a clunky large (2.5-3") part attached to it as the external speaker. It was always in the way. This is much smaller! Also, this cigarette adapter seems to plug in to the outlet better without falling out. This is an improvement on our older original adapter, which constantly unplugged itself.
For those trying to figure out if this is the correct adapter for their GPS model ... Go to the Garmin product website. You can look at the accessories and see exactly what model goes with your GPS. This process worked for me.
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The design of this adapter is much better than my original one. It has a replaceable fuse now (the old one didn't). Works great with my 60C.
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I ordered this power adapter for my Garmin 60CSx handheld GPS. This is the correct power cord for the 60CSx and it works perfectly! Great item at a great price.
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Yes it's just a power cord that I have been using on my GPSMAP 60CSx for the past couple of years. But if Garmin had given this more than one second of thought, they would have positioned the wires (at the GPS end of the cord) 90 degrees differently. The problem I have had is that when used with Garmin's windshield mount, the cord is nearly impossible to plug into the GPS once the GPS is in the mount, so you must plug in the cord before inserting the GPS. The problem with that technique is that a plastic portion of the bracket interferes with that process - so I must bend the cord considerably out of the way while inserting the GPS into the mounting bracket - every single time I mount it. After two years of use, the wires inside the cord broke - absolutely no visible sign of damage to the outside of the cord, but they definitely were severed inside. So I took a razor knife and soldering pencil to the whole affair. I cut the cord slightly ahead of the break (you could wiggle the wire to make/break the connection, so it was easy to find.) I then cut the soft plastic cover away from the back of the hard plastic GPS connector, stripped the wires and resoldered the connection. I positioned the wires to the left as viewed from the driver's seat, and dropped clear expoxy glue carefully over the connections (test it before doing this step). After it had dried, the cable is now perfect. I can plug it into the GPS and mount the GPS with no difficulty or flexing of the cable (best) or I can lock the GPS into the mount and then plug in the connector without flexing the cable. Hope that helps another buyer.
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