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HarveyM wrote: ↑Thu Aug 12, 2021 2:31 pm Yes, that's it. Here's a pic from Advrider Forums:
https://advrider.com/f/threads/garmin-z ... A1310.jpeg

Oh, excellent. Thank you very much for that.

Thanks for that. I had noticed the points you mentioned but just wanted confirmation. What I want to do is wire up three bikes but only use one cradle. I'll cut, and maybe shorten, the section of cable between the cradle and voltage converter and put some kind of connectors on. Do you have a source ...

Can anyone confirm that the black portion of the power cable (between the cradle and the voltage converter) just has two wires, positive and negative?

Thanks for that info. Does it default to a thick line for every track or can it be changed by a setting?

The reason I ask is, since posting my question I came across this thread...

https://www.zumouserforums.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=730

I use a Garmin Montana and follow a lot of tracks on it. The Montana shows the track in a nice thick (wide) magenta line that is very easy for my ageing eyes to follow. I've never owned a Zumo but am thinking of purchasing the XT. However, recently I've been helping a friend follow tracks on his 390...

Hello from West Wicklow, Ireland. I've been a Garmin user for a lot of years. I was given a Garmin III by my wife for my 25th wedding anniversary in 1998 and I still have it!! The best adventure I've ever had with a Garmin was when the GPS III brought me from Nema, Mauritania to Bamako, Mali in 2008...