will the gtm25 power cord work with the 765t and still obtain free lifetime traffic?
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It worked with my 755t unit so I strongly suspect it will work with the 755t
115174
Nothing. These are identical units except for the MSN traffic receiver feature. And the only difference between the 765t and 775t is that the latter comes with European maps added.
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OK, I have found the link to clarify. I discovered that a tom-tom 350 series purchased without traffic, will accept the cable with the traffic module, THEN it has traffic. Discovered this by switching cables with another tom-tom I own. So I bought the new cable with traffic module and it works fine! One thing to check, I see that the newer 5 inch model with Bluetooth and voice etc. looks like the mini usb plug that fits the GPS has a different bend than the one for the 3 12" model. My GUESS is that if the plug fits, it will work!
96952
You have to buy it separately. Take the Tmvel into Radio Shack or Best Buy. They will sell you the correct power cord.
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The labeling is ridiculous. The cord that comes with the 265WT labelled BOX but with the 265W labelled GPS, appears to be the correct one that enables 'free traffic' updates. HOWEVER, you must see if traffic update is enabled in your area by going to NAVTEQ (http://www.navteq.com/rdstraffic/). And then it is often inconsistent. I live in central NJ and use to pick up the Philly tower while on Rte 195 West and kept it while then going north on the NJ turnpike. I no longer get the Philly connection and only sometimes in the Edison area do I pick up the 'Middlesex/NY" connection. It is rather disappointing, to say the least.) The labeling is ridiculous. The cord that comes with the 265WT labelled BOX but with the 265W labelled GPS, appears to be the correct one that enables 'free traffic' updates. HOWEVER, you must see if traffic update is enabled in your area by going to NAVTEQ (http://www.navteq.com/rdstraffic/). And then it is often inconsistent. I live in central NJ and use to pick up the Philly tower while on Rte 195 West and kept it while then going north on the NJ turnpike. I no longer get the Philly connection and only sometimes in the Edison area do I pick up the 'Middlesex/NY" connection. It is... » Read More The labeling is ridiculous. The cord that comes with the 265WT labelled BOX but with the 265W labelled GPS, appears to be the correct one that enables 'free traffic' updates. HOWEVER, you must see if traffic update is enabled in your area by going to NAVTEQ (http://www.navteq.com/rdstraffic/). And then it is often inconsistent. I live in central NJ and use to pick up the Philly tower while on Rte 195 West and kept it while then going north on the NJ turnpike. I no longer get the Philly connection and only sometimes in the Edison area do I pick up the 'Middlesex/NY" connection. It is rather disappointing, to say the least.) « Show Less
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From what I know of the product, it should work., as long as your neighbor allows the tstat on the network msev
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Interesting. I've been considering pre-ordering the 1390T. The amazon description says it does have multi-point routing, maybe it is wrong. With the FM transmitter on the 765T, do you have to use the FM transmitter, and does this mean you have to tune your radio to a dead FM channel while driving? Interesting point you make, because the prices are very similar on Amazon.
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Yes it will, but remember that the build quality of this stuff is not good enough for daily plug and unplug
377781
No - this will charge the battery, but not provide Traffic Updates. Traffic models are prefaced with either GTM or TA
1408400
The answer is "Yes, but..." The 2797 has a micro-USB connector on the bottom edge of the unit (right next to the micro SD card slot) that is used only for connecting to your computer for updates. When used in your car, the power connector is on the mount, not the 2797 itself, and that connector is a mini-USB. Since the traffic receiver is in the power cord that comes with the 2797, you'll want to use that cord. Also, I don't know what the power requirements were for your 255w, but the 2797 must use a lot, the power cord is very heavy-duty, like heavy-gauge 120v lamp cord.
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I have the 2555LMT (with traffic), is the antenna recognized within like the OEM one? I can't use a standard cig. lighter power cord to get traffic updates.
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Don't know why it wouldnt be. We have Suddenlink Cable Internet etc. Might check their website Hawkingtech.com to see if you can find out for sure but I would think it's universal.
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We have a roady - not sure if it's a xt. Works just fine. Just plug in and go. Never lost the signal.
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There's a map available showing coverage by area at http://www.navteq.com/rdstraffic/According to the description of this unit on Amazon.com, "NOTE: Model number on the box is 765T because the traffic receiver is included; however, the model number on the device itself is 765 as the "T" in 765T refers to the additional component "
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I have a 755T and it works great! I looked at others for sale and they say it works for 705 also, but since I do not have a 705 can't answer for sure.
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no this one wont work as well as one with "traffic" will. the designation will be LMT which stands for Lifetime Maps and Traffic
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I am using the Actiontec GT701D with Century Link right now and it works perfectly. Here is the link to the Century Link modem compatibility chart: http://internethelp.centurylink.com/internethelp/modem-compatibility-table-q.html