Has anyone used this with the TomTom rider 2013?
1984671
I use this with my skid lid and a gamin GPS and had good clarity. So any blue tooth product will work.
594444
It has to be a Bluetooth Smart model. http://us.support.tomtom.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/17406/~/which-sensors-are-compatible-with-tomtom-runner-%26amp%3B-multi-sport%3F
1192624
The Tom Tom should have everything you need to make the two work together, just use the suction cup to attach the GPS. Make sure it's attached well and put it on the dash.
443743
Sounds like a good idea. I found another link that compares Tom Tom with Nuvi 350.. http://www.gpspassion.com/forumsen/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=67083 just in case you're still reading them up. Good luck with your Tom Tom!
1451371
PS - if you want to power the device on your second ride, tomtom sells a bike mount kit for $130!
524339
Just (recently) bought the 335T and I have had no problem acquiring satellite signal with this unit. In fact, that was one of my prime motivations to switch from my old Garmin Nuvi 350. I was having a lot of problems with just that issue. My two major complaints about the TomTom vs. the Garmin are: (1) You can't spell out a specific point of interest) like a Chili's restaraunt, for instance, which you can do with the Garmin. This was a MAJOR plus with my old unit and I used it all the time. Of course, it's possible that I just haven't firgured out how to do it yet, because, (2) the TomTom has very poor user documentation. I'm going to have to go online to try and figure some of the functionality out.
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I am not familiar with TomTom Via 1505M. However, if it is like most TomTom products, you should have received a suction device with your GPS. If so, connect the suction device to the TomTom Via 1505M and them stick it on the flat part of the Arkon CM012 Friction Dash Mount.
635153
This will work, but I would recommend going to your local Radio shack or similar electronics store and get the cord there for $4. I bought one and usie it daily in my Honda Element. This product is more specificall designed to interface to the TomTom 720 GPS.
1917542
I'm sorry, but I can't answer that question. It might best be addressed to TomTom itself. All I know is that I got qn updqte this week. To be quite honest with you, though, I don't use the product. The first one I got was defective, the GPS that I got to replace it sent me hundreds of miles out of my way, and I concluded that good old paper maps work better for me. For in-city sites, I use Siri or a free GPS app on my on my iPad. I would say that the TomTom was a waste of money but I will donate it to my son-in-law when he comes back from Afghanistan. Maybe he will be able to use it.
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I don't know for sure. I remember mine is a TomTom One, and it works well for it. Sorry I can't be more helpful. I seem to recall that it works for a variety of Tom Tom GPS series, and the price , at least mine, is just right. $3.00 or something like that
1031737
No it does not, nor does it have an external speaker. TomTom says "it's for motorcycles only.
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According to the description it works on a Tom Tom Series One model 130. I am not familiar with the Tom Tom 130 but most GPSs connect to the adapter using either a mini USB or a micro USB connector (most cameras use the same connections) and some may even use a standard USB connector. You'll have to get some tech savvy person (i.e., a teenager) to can look at your GPS and tell you what type of connector it uses. While your at it check you car to see if it has a standard USB connection. You can use that instead of the cigarette lighter. Then look for a cigarette lighter or standard USB to mini or micro USB adapter you need. Alternatively look for the TomTom 130 car adapter. According to the description it works on a Tom Tom Series One model 130. I am not familiar with the Tom Tom 130 but most GPSs connect to the adapter using either a mini USB or a micro USB connector (most cameras use the same connections) and some may even use a standard USB connector. You'll have to get some tech savvy person (i.e., a teenager) to can look at your GPS and tell you what type of connector it uses. While your at it check you car to see if it has a standard USB connection. You can use that instead of the cigarette lighter. Then look for a cigarette lighter or standard USB to... » Read More According to the description it works on a Tom Tom Series One model 130. I am not familiar with the Tom Tom 130 but most GPSs connect to the adapter using either a mini USB or a micro USB connector (most cameras use the same connections) and some may even use a standard USB connector. You'll have to get some tech savvy person (i.e., a teenager) to can look at your GPS and tell you what type of connector it uses. While your at it check you car to see if it has a standard USB connection. You can use that instead of the cigarette lighter. Then look for a cigarette lighter or standard USB to mini or micro USB adapter you need. Alternatively look for the TomTom 130 car adapter. « Show Less
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hi... i have the same problem..but tomtom dont supported this device...just for business with webfleet account....
669924
Yes. You have to download the TomTom app and have it on and TomTom communicates with the app via bluetooth.
1073716
From what I remember it had a very small, probably micro, connector. I no longer have the Tom Tom as I find Google maps/navigator on my phone much more efficient. It also stopped working after TomTom sent a download and they refused to do anything about it so I would also recommend you get a Garmin!
618031
The one that I received came with a Micro Plug and an adapter for converting to a mini. It does work on my TomTom VIA1505TM
2272963
I mount my TomTom to the dashboard mount using the Windshield Suction Mount that came with my TomTom.