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Garth Almgren
 
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Around 10/11/2004 6:09 PM, John Cadella wrote:

I bought a Garmin 72 over the weekend while on vacation at Lake George, NY
for about $150.

When I got home, I wanted to load in a chart for the areas I power boat in
Connecticut, and realized no cable was included in the package. I see
Garmin has a kit 010-10489-0o for $118 online plus shipping - this is almost
what I paid for the GPS!



http://www.pfranc.com/cables/index.mhtml

I bought a 12v adapter with a coiled cord and a separate serial adapter
for my eTrex through these guys. No complaints here, and I used the
power adapter all summer long in both my boat and my car.


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