GPS With FM Transmitter???
Road Warrior
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: Melissa, TX
I think I just need a couple of 660's and I'll be set.
Seasoned HDF Member
Joined: Mar 2009
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From: Snow Hill, NC
i use a 760 and have a dedicated radio station on the presets....i turn it to that when i need to hear it... either in the speakers or headset.. love it... used it this past weekend....
Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Joelton, TN
I have a Nuvi 760 and a 4 gb memory card installed. There's enough music on there to go coast to coast amd not hear the same song twice. I use the 3.5mm cable and plug into my radio's aux input. If I'm using the gps to navigate it will pause the music and give the directions and then go back to the music. also if I have the blue tooth enabled and rec a call it will pause the music and switch to the call. I can hear the caller fine but they usally can't hear me if I'm on the road. Too much wind noise. However if it's important enuff I could pull over. I have used the FM transmiteer in my Company truck. It works ok but as others have said you will have to change freqs often. At least I do in the middle TN area. On the plus side it does have a fair amount of avail freqs. Sometime driving 10 mins or so will clear a freq to use but imho the cable is the way to go. By the way, you could rip your cd's and put the music on the memory card.
Road Warrior
Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 1,757
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From: Northern Illinois
+1 on that...I would recommend a Garmin product to anyone; just based on the customer service experience I had with them.
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