Wiil this work for a Garmin nuvi 1450 on a vtx 1800r Honda 2002 bar? What about best direct wire to battery with no drain on battery?
1827389
This item will work on your Vtx. I went from 1.25 to 1.50 bars and the device works fine. I also switched from a tom-tom device to a Garmin and you just have to order the correct cradle to mount on the device. I have a Garmin 2595lmt. As far as wiring I would suggest wiring to an accessory switch that only powers on with key. The device will charge when you are riding so you won't have a slow drain on your battery over time.
1827390
Maybe. This is the generic handlebar mount (I use it with by garmin 60csx and RAM cradle). The RAM system has many GPS specific mounts, which have this diamond shaped mount as their connector. As far as wiring that's 100% up to you, I'd suggest wiring it in such a way that you turn off the GPS when you turn off the key, but it's largely a personal preference (you can probably leave your gps turned on for days without draining your motorcycle battery to empty).
749834
Use TWO/2 Gauge wire and you'll be fine... better have your engine running though... 1500 watts will drain the battery very quickly.
1761637
Yes, if the plug size is the same and if your voltage is the same (5amp?) it should work. But, these chargers and cables are so inexpensive now that I won't risk it with my Garmin. Better safe than sorry!
1611253
It worked with my Garmin Nuvi 50LM. Suggest you call Garmin Tech Support @ (800) 800-1020. Caveat: THE USB cable supplied is not a data cable. You must obtain OEM. When you call Tech Support ask them for one. They sent me on as a "freebie"
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The compatability chart shows the 2450 but not the one you mentioned. However, if your nuvi has the same type of connection shown in the picture of this card I would say that it should work. Another thing you should know about this cord. I bought one for a garmin nuvi (different model than yours but has the same connection). If you notice this one does not have the rectangular "electronic" in the middle of the cord that the original cord has. I assume this has some special chips that "talk" to the garmin because though this cord does work with these garmin nuvi's, there are some short comings. For instance while plugged into the car's cigarette socket I can NOT turn off the garmin. Also once unplugged from this socket and you turn it off you can not turn it back on unless you plug it back in. Though not a total deal breaker, I sometimes find it a nuisance if I want to take a quick look at how long it will take me to get to a destination while in the house. I have to go out to the car and plug the garmin in to turn it on and check. I guess that is why this cord costs less. It is not "original equipment". It works fine while you are in the car driving other than these two anomalies I discovered so far.
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All Garmin units come with a power cable that plugs into your cigarette lighter, which will charge the Nuvi while you drive. What Garmin doesn't provide for this particular unit is a USB cable. You will need this cable to register and download any firmware updates (free) or map updates (not free). One can also charge the Nuvi via this cable through your computer, if you wish. Any standard USB cable (std A connector on one end, mini B on the other) that comes with most digital cameras or computer peripherals will work. If you don't have one, you will need to purchase it. I often drive without the cable plugged into the cigarette lighter port (on short trips), just because I don't like the cable hanging down. On any trips over several hours, I keep it plugged in. Garmin has upgraded the 2x0 series with some of the features found on the 2x5 series, but since there is still old stock out there, you may not receive an updated unit (chances are you will). Don't worry though, the 260 is a solid GPS even without some of the refinements.
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I can give you no definitive answer, however , if it will plug into the GPS unit , it should be Ok! I use a Garmin nuvi 1350. The charger works fine!
1671671
I don't know, it worked well on my Model 1450. I would assume if your GPS has a slot for a Micro SDHC that it would work. The best bet would be to call or email Garmin for the answer.
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I have a Nuvi 205 and the Garmin 10-24V Vehicle Power Cable. The cable is a standard mini USB connection to automobile power source and a direct replacement for the cable that came with my unit. I can't imagine that it would not work with your unit.
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If you look at the cable that comes with your Nuvi, you'll that there is a rectangular piece on the cable. That's the traffic receiver. It picks up traffic signal for your Garmin. This cable, although has something similar, does not have the receiver. So, if you use it, you won't be able to get the traffic information for your Garmin.It will work with your Garmin. I actually bought it for my Garmin Dash Cam 20 and hard-wired it to my fuse box.
1520750
Return it; it does not work. It only provides 5 volts; you need 10 volts to power your Garmin GPS
2129440
I have a Nuvi 2595 LMT. You could go on Garmin's website and check specs. It works great if it fits.
1260028
I don't know. The GTM 25 works with traffic. If you just need a charger, I would use google for your Garmin model and look for accessories.
815497
It work ok with honda vtx, the spring on locking level needs extra washers to avoid getting pinch.
1084797
I cannot answer this. All I know is that it works perfectly with my Garmin nüvi 2797LMT 7-Inch Portable Bluetooth Vehicle GPS in my 2007 Honda CRV.
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Yes, you will need to wire it so that it is powered from a switched power source, or you can wire it directly and just remember to turn the GPS off when the bike is off. I actually grafted a power plug onto the end and plug the GPS into my power socket on the dash.
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I'm not at home but I think there was a USB cable. definitely no 12v power adapter. I bought a garmin 12v at best by for about 25 bucks. I use it on the boat and barely used it on batteries. on the power cable it is a lot brighter, although you could probably adjust the bright on batteries, but it increases the drain.