I'm traveling to Ireland would like to know will this device work my a Garmin S2 watch? if so, how would I plug the Ethernet connection to adapter?
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I am going to say that this is not the device you want for this watch. Having looked at the watch on Amazon, I think you might be better served getting something like the Life-Tech 10W Dual USB Wall Home AC Charger or similar device for your USB cable connected charging needs. This works for 110-220 volt supplies and perhaps when you get to Ireland you can get a compatible wall plug for that region. A better answer might be achieved from Garmin but I don't think the charging unit I purchased is what you are looking for.
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Yep. Once you setup your watch, it will give you the option to select which application you would like to export data too. I have mine set to MapMyFiness(same as MapMyRun, but allows me to check their other apps like MapMyRide,MapMyWalk, ect.)and Strava and they both work great. You since the watch via connecting straight to computer or through bluetooth moblie device. I'm using an iPhone 4s and it works great. I only plug my watch in now to recharge battery and download firmware updates. It's so convenient with the Bluetooth connection. Forgot to mention you will need to download the free TomTom MySports app on your mobile device to sync your watch to via bluetooth. After a workout you will then sync your watch to the TTMS app and it will update your account. Once your TTMS account has been updated it will automatically send that same workout info to your other apps. (MapMyRun, Strava, ect.)
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My wife has used her Forerunner in Virginia, Moldova, Romania, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Israel, Egypt, Germany, Turkey, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts now. No problems getting it to work anywhere so far.
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I cant swear to it but i have this problem when using on my motorcycle and i traced it back to a lose conection on the power adapter scocket wigling the plug always turned it right back on tried taping the plug and socket togther and probleb was solved, check you power outlet in your car and make sure the garmin plug fits snugly.
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I had the model number of the burned out cable so I ordered another one. You should go online to Garmin, product support and look up the model that you have and check the part number of the cable that goes with it. I suppose you could order one and see if it works...if it doesn't, return it. I would think the power requirements for these Garmins are all the same...you could also call customer support and ask them. Good Luck.
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I live in Brasil and have Forerunner 110. Works well here, in US, in Europe. GPS systems are global. Sometimes it takes more time to get signal but works perfectly here in Rio. Connecting it to Garmim Express I can see roads/trails and even altitude change on the map. There is no geographic restriction. Should be the same with your cell phone or other Garmim GPS devices. My Garmin GPS system for my car works in USA, South America, Europe... never had problems.
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It comes with the SD adapter (and Garmin people told me it works with any Garmin that'd taking it). But it worked terribly on our trip to Spain in July. Do not recommend, emphatically. Cost us about $500 in fuel and $$$$ in anxiety. I saw cab drivers using Tomtom there, not Garmin.
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I traveled in the Souther part of Ireland, Clare, Galway, Cork,Dingle,and Dublin. The adapter worked well. I cannot say if it will work in the Northern Part. It worked for both Iphone and Ipad
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Mine worked in Europe in every country I visited, Prague, Switzerland, Germany, France and even worked in Costa Rica. It wasn't great in Costa Rica as I havent updated the maps since 2009. Mine worked! I am not sure if it will work in Ireland you may want to check the specs, the maps online but I did get the one that specifically said European maps.
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Apologies, but I have no idea. You could check the garmin website - or - I thought there was a list of devices it worked with in the specifications. When I did a search, I specified the model of my unit. Perhaps looking at the space it fits into on the device would help.
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If you have slot for micro SD Card it will work without adapter. But most Garmins have the standard SD Card Slot requiring the adapter.
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Go to http://static.garmincdn.com/pumac/Approach_S2_OM_EN.pdf and downloaded
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No, this will not work in Ireland. You'll need a Type G adapter as shown here:Ceptics 3 Outlet Travel Adapter Plug Type G for UK, Hong Kong
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The way it's supposed to work is that you set your 'Home' location (at say, your residence), and the time displayed should reflect the time zone of that location. Lots of gremlins in the Garmin StreetPilot software though. Good luck with that one. I will also mention that this product is no longer supported by Garmin. The maps are a bit obsolete, the antennas have trouble finding satellites, and they won't sell you a software update. I also bought a spare once that arrived without anything other than the roads in it (no hotels, gas stations, parks, etc.). If you considering buying one of these, you might consider a newer (supported) model instead.
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Yes, the UK-Ireland micro SD card worked amazingly well with the Garmin Nuvi 1490. I used this SD card on a trip to Ireland in July 2013. We drove from Dublin to Cashel then Adare (our base for 6 days) where we day tripped to Bunratty Castle, Dingle, Doolin (to go to Inish Orhe [the smallest of the Aran Islands], Cliffs of Morhe, then to Ennis for dinner), Kilerny National Park, back to Dublin, Howth & Dalky. All in all just over 900 miles over a 10 day period. If you are going to Ireland my three caveats are 1. use the 1490 on roads you know before you go as it can sometimes be querky on how things are named if you are not imputting an exact address (never failed with an exact address or GPS coordinates); 2. driving is on the left with right hand steering - learn my friend Tom's mantra, 'hug left, cross right' (it will make more sense once you're actually driving); and 3. rent the smallest car possible that will be comfortable for your journeys (the roads are extremely narrow, often single lane [outside of cities], and often very winding.
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It will work with all garmin devices because of the ball socket that is standard on all their GPS units. I love mine!
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It will work fine with a Garmin. Because of the cord placement on the GPS it has to be offset to one side, but works great.