Does this gps run on internal batteries and/or regular deep range battery on board?
247429
i havent used it yet.i bought it at the end of the season.if i remember its only power source is external/boat battery.i only took it out of the box to make shure it would power up and work.
247430
no internal batteries to power the unit. It needs a 12V DC source like the battery that starts the engine.
247431
You have to connect to a 12v battery.There is no internal battery to power up gps
247432
It gets power from the on board trolling motor or starting motor battery-it is one of the reason I bought it and it still works great but the instruction manual leaves something to be desired.
1534232
Hi Gordy, I am not sure what is meant by the non-standard battery. The unit runs on the 12V boat battery. I suspect the special battery may be internal to the unit and used to retain data such as your trajectory for prior trips, total elapsed time etc. This actually surprises me in the days of widely available FLASH memory. I purchased a map module...I love it.
389119
No, this scale does not use an internal battery. This scale runs off 110 volt AC current. The scale can be operated using a 12 volt deep cycle marine or heavy duty battery or a car battery if you use a power inverter. When we are selling at farmers markets that do not have AC power, we will run this scale with our vehicle battery and a power inverter plugged into the cigarette lighter and an extension cord to the scale.
1883232
I don't have an exact number for you.. I've only used mine a few times as I just got it 2 months ago.. I had it fully charged and went on a 6 hour kayak trip in the Everglades. I had it on the whole time and interacted with it every 10-15 minutes or so. When we pulled outta the water the indication showed well over half the battery life remaining. One thing I like about this GPS is that the included rechargeable battery has decent life, but even if it drains, you can use normal AA batteries. Compared to the Magellan Explorist that I have, this is far superior battery life.. But not a good comparison because the Explorist is AA batteries only, and the Garmin has a lithium battery pack. I don't have an exact number for you.. I've only used mine a few times as I just got it 2 months ago.. I had it fully charged and went on a 6 hour kayak trip in the Everglades. I had it on the whole time and interacted with it every 10-15 minutes or so. When we pulled outta the water the indication showed well over half the battery life remaining. One thing I like about this GPS is that the included rechargeable battery has decent life, but even if it drains, you can use normal AA batteries. Compared to the Magellan Explorist that I have, this is far superior battery life.. But not a good... » Read More I don't have an exact number for you.. I've only used mine a few times as I just got it 2 months ago.. I had it fully charged and went on a 6 hour kayak trip in the Everglades. I had it on the whole time and interacted with it every 10-15 minutes or so. When we pulled outta the water the indication showed well over half the battery life remaining. One thing I like about this GPS is that the included rechargeable battery has decent life, but even if it drains, you can use normal AA batteries. Compared to the Magellan Explorist that I have, this is far superior battery life.. But not a good comparison because the Explorist is AA batteries only, and the Garmin has a lithium battery pack. « Show Less
1763399
Its not a regular GPS system. But u its work ok for how much the head unit is. I have a Garmin that I use so i usually dont turn on the radio gps
1946443
Yes, it runs on a battery. Even now, completely unplugged, I can press the time button and the time comes up. (It comes up almost ten minutes fast, suggesting the internal clock is crap, but that's a whole other issue and is not surprising as it's a cheap piece of kit.)
2137320
My onyx receiver is powered by the docking station or the dock in my vehicle. As far as I know the receiver does not have an onboard battery.
2145732
Correct. The backlight is on as long as the device is getting volts. The internal battery is just an LR44 button cell that keeps the time and temperature functions running.
1270741
It has an internal battery, but it is not servicable. The battery is listed to be good for five years.
1838370
Thanks for this info. Not many people use the GPS and so you are the first to input on it. I have ordered a couple more batteries. I will need the GPS alot. I just hope I can figure it out once I get the camera. Stormy
1442295
It has one. But it is not worth the money. I ended up smashing the hell out of mine on frustration. The gps worked fine for 2 months and then never again. And if the gps fails you think that all you have to do is wait for better signal and then start the process however there is no way to restart the thing. I bought a polar m400. Completely better.
611163
No it does not have an internal battery the only battery used is in the remote control. It is powered by an AC adapter
1883230
I don't have an exact number for you.. I've only used mine a few times as I just got it 2 months ago.. I had it fully charged and went on a 6 hour kayak trip in the Everglades. I had it on the whole time and interacted with it every 10-15 minutes or so. When we pulled outta the water the indication showed well over half the battery life remaining. One thing I like about this GPS is that the included rechargeable battery has decent life, but even if it drains, you can use normal AA batteries. Compared to the Magellan Explorist that I have, this is far superior battery life.. But not a good comparison because the Explorist is AA batteries only, and the Garmin has a lithium battery pack.
990838
I love the 765T, but recently have had problems when battery is fully charged from my computer and seeing message "low battery" when I try to use it in my car. I have written Garmin support and they should write back within 3 days.
306865
The motors and obviously the GPS electronics work on DC electricity, so you should be able to run it with either batteries or AC adapter (wall outlet). Mine didn't come with a battery pack holder. It came with a car plug, and I had to order the AC adapter for the wall outlet. I built a battery pack for a smaller Meade 4.5" telescope, from components bought in Radio Shack. I suspect you could do the same for this one, but I have not done so yet.
1680214
If there is an internal battery I don't know how you would access it. As far as I know, there is not one. It doesn't talk about it in the programming instructions.
2110075
I'm not sure I understand the question. The heater does not have an internal battery. It is powered by the golf cart batteries. We do not use our cart on on golf course. Ours is used to "tour" our neighborhood. We routinely run about 30 minutes a day. With a full charge on our batteries and running the heater for the entire time, our batteries end up around 3/4 of a full charge.