can the gps be wired in to the goldwing like the old 1620 street pilot
1730931
I believe it can be. I hard wired mine into a 2013 HD Ultra Limited and I spliced into my power outlet located in my fairing.
1730932
I have no idea about a Goldwing but mine is hard wired into my BMW. I would assume it can be wired into any motorcycle.
1730933
I haven't owned a 1620 street pilot, bit the only downfall is that is when you input a location there is additional steps because you have to select a range of the alphabet before you select a letter. But the installation is easy.
1730934
I have not wired mine yet, but it comes with everything you need to hardwire it. The mount that came with it is great.
1730935
Only two wires red and black (bare ends) needed to connect to power source. My old Nuvi used a USB interface on the other end to connect to GPS, terrible and eventually led to failure. The Zumo & bracket have just two power contact points for power and ultra simple click on/off. The separate USB interface is needed only when connecting to PC for downloading tracks and uploading routes. Love the "Curvy Road" routing option (as opposed to Fastest/Shortest)! Also, finally a screen visible in bright light.
1297473
HelloIt should work, you must me sure that aviation app supports an external Bluetooth GPS. Most of apps supports internal GPS only. Check it.
1398710
Yes, this can be done in the setup under units. Go the Garmin.com and under support you can look at the manual for any device you want to research.
1761782
Yes. GPS works very well. I've used it while traveling in new york and was able to get directions.
1818142
Good question. I have never tried it but don't see why it would not work. As long as the ipilot is on and operating to allow the GPS function to trace the track. Next time out I'm going to try it.
1212374
yes, as long as you have the sensor and the locator and you have it set up.
2172853
tldr; yes. See those tx, rx pins on the GPS module, those are serial output and input respectively. So, you'll want to communicate with it with the beaglebone's UART port. Here's a reference: http://andrewdai.co/beaglecar/sensors-and-interfaces.html#adafruit-ultimate-gps-breakout-v3-
734951
I have a Pyle PLD71MU can it be adaptable or can another component be added for GPS?
1315262
I don't know - I bought it to work with my old Street Pilot - it has a "funny" connector to the unit - not like the usual connector for iPhones, or cameras etc. Perhaps a place like Radio Shack will know.
1837523
Not really. When I first got it, it more or less came back to me from one side of the living room to the other but outside and especially as the battery drains and it get further away, the feature doesn't work. After a few crashes, doesn't work at all. That said it's other features for fly-ability are pretty good especially outside in the wind. The 400 dollar variety is the cheapest one I've seen with true return to pilot but it is GPS based.
1558105
The StreetPilot 2720 is no longer supported by Garmin. That means that there are no maps available (for any country) from Garmin to upload. The most current maps sold for that device are now 5 years old, or so and they don't have the disks to sell you. If your device breaks Garmin provides no support or help with troubleshooting it. I have also noticed that my StreetPilots (I have two) are taking longer and longer to find satellites. I suspect that this is due to changes in the format of the GPS data as transmitted by the satellites, which are not addressed by the 5-year old firmware in the device. I don't recommend buying this product. If you buy a newer Garmin product, you might want to ask them how long they plan to support it. I bought my first StreetPilot 2720 new in 2006. I have some electronic products that are still supported after 10 years.
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My guess is no: the specific models and cable types mentioned are these: TOM TOM XL 335 340 350 335TM 335T 340TM 340T 350T 350TM TM T M GPS Navigator (4UUC.001.01, 4UUC.001.01, 2UUC.002.00). I found a cable listed for the Via 1535 TM, and it lists different models and different cable types: TOM TOM VIA 1535 1525 1505 1500 1435 1425 1405 1400 T GPS Navigator (PN 4UUC5B, 4UUC.001.05B, 4UUC.003.05). I don't see any overlap, so it does not look like the cable that works for XL models will work for the Via.
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You will need an available USB port and Windows 7 or greater. There are drivers for all windows versions on the website. It also will need a program that accepts GPS user interface. I bought it to use with Jeppesen Flightdeck Pro and was attempting to use it on a Windows RT platform. I have not been able to get the drivers to work and the device is useless. There are several Bluetooth devices that work flawlessly without the hassle of downloading drivers, etc. Dual XGPS or Bad Elf Pro both come to mind. The DUAL XGPS does not work with the Windows RT platform and the Bad Elf has issues flipping to the southern hemisphere. You will need an available USB port and Windows 7 or greater. There are drivers for all windows versions on the website. It also will need a program that accepts GPS user interface. I bought it to use with Jeppesen Flightdeck Pro and was attempting to use it on a Windows RT platform. I have not been able to get the drivers to work and the device is useless. There are several Bluetooth devices that work flawlessly without the hassle of downloading drivers, etc. Dual XGPS or Bad Elf Pro both come to mind. The DUAL XGPS does not work with the Windows RT platform and the Bad Elf has issues... » Read More You will need an available USB port and Windows 7 or greater. There are drivers for all windows versions on the website. It also will need a program that accepts GPS user interface. I bought it to use with Jeppesen Flightdeck Pro and was attempting to use it on a Windows RT platform. I have not been able to get the drivers to work and the device is useless. There are several Bluetooth devices that work flawlessly without the hassle of downloading drivers, etc. Dual XGPS or Bad Elf Pro both come to mind. The DUAL XGPS does not work with the Windows RT platform and the Bad Elf has issues flipping to the southern hemisphere. « Show Less
970345
Only osd gps. Not gps flight. So basically no. It's kind of a beginner board. Not much you can do with it.
1614617
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.
98200
I am having no problem using a MacBook Pro running 10.4.10 with a Garmin Streetpilot i5. Garmin does offer Mac compatible software. Hoosierjay
1978156
Unfortunately, GPS in this model is not available! But you can connect it optionally