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On Wed, 05 Mar 2008 18:52:45 +0000, Larry wrote:
"Dennis Pogson" wrote in : You will need a power lead for the 4-way plug preferably with a cigar-lighter plug at the other end, so that you can leave it in the car overnight for instance I had a Garmin with a round rubber socket with 4 holes in it that plugged into the unit. After a couple of years, it simply DISINTEGRATED! This was caused by the humidity causing this rubber to LEAK between the +12V battery pin and the ground pin INSIDE THE RUBBER! It simply turned to powder.... Now THAT's real planned obsolescence! Thank you to all for your answers; I will try the 24 hours "loading" through my 12V supply ( only made a 7 hours 'search the sky' test without success). Friendly Jaen-Pierre |
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