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My Garmin 765t has finally crapped out (not completely, the screen is flickering and the writing is one the wall) and I refuse to pay $99 to Garmin to have it replaced. My Zumo is on its way to me.
So I am selling anything associated with it that has value:
$40 shipped CONUS - GTM 20 power cable with lifetime traffic (i have two of these, I am keeping one as it is supposedly compatible with the zumo 665) You can have the newer one for $40 shipped. (Garmin sells these for $119)
$12 shipped CONUS - Garmin 700 series cradle attachment - this is the part that plugs into the unit, and the power cord plugs into this. This part has the reciever end for the Garmin ball on various garmin mounts. (gps city cells this for 17.95, I believe, and I just bought this from them a few weeks ago.)
$6 shipped CONUS - Ram mount cradle specifically for the 765t and many other of the 7xx series. I am not included the Ram diamond plate with ball that screws onto the back, as I bought this separately and still need this. (this is around 12$ new)
https://www.rammount.com/CatalogResults/PartDetails/tabid/63/partid/082065077045072079076045071065050054085/Default.aspx
$20 shipped CONUS The actual 765t itself, which is functioning right now, but the screen is flickering. I rode home with it today flickering, and it doesn't flicker to black (yet) just weird colors and some resolution issues. The maps are North America 2011. The speech directions via bluetooth to my Sena headset was perfect the whole time, no flickering there at all.
It might just need a new screen. I dunno. BUT THE USB PORT DOES NOT WORK EITHER. I had to use POI loader to load waypoints to an SD card, then insert the SD card into the device. (But otherwise it is perfect.
) Two dash mount disks will be included with this.
$6 shipped CONUS Extra aftermarket battery, that would require opening the unit and installing.no soldering, just unplug the old battery and plug the new one in. My unit wasn't holding a charge very long while not plugged in, so I bought this recently with intention of installing it, never got around to it) Includes a set of tiny screwdrivers, two of which are needed for the job. (a tiny torx, and a tiny phillips I believe)
So I am selling anything associated with it that has value:
$40 shipped CONUS - GTM 20 power cable with lifetime traffic (i have two of these, I am keeping one as it is supposedly compatible with the zumo 665) You can have the newer one for $40 shipped. (Garmin sells these for $119)
$12 shipped CONUS - Garmin 700 series cradle attachment - this is the part that plugs into the unit, and the power cord plugs into this. This part has the reciever end for the Garmin ball on various garmin mounts. (gps city cells this for 17.95, I believe, and I just bought this from them a few weeks ago.)
$6 shipped CONUS - Ram mount cradle specifically for the 765t and many other of the 7xx series. I am not included the Ram diamond plate with ball that screws onto the back, as I bought this separately and still need this. (this is around 12$ new)
https://www.rammount.com/CatalogResults/PartDetails/tabid/63/partid/082065077045072079076045071065050054085/Default.aspx
$20 shipped CONUS The actual 765t itself, which is functioning right now, but the screen is flickering. I rode home with it today flickering, and it doesn't flicker to black (yet) just weird colors and some resolution issues. The maps are North America 2011. The speech directions via bluetooth to my Sena headset was perfect the whole time, no flickering there at all.
It might just need a new screen. I dunno. BUT THE USB PORT DOES NOT WORK EITHER. I had to use POI loader to load waypoints to an SD card, then insert the SD card into the device. (But otherwise it is perfect.
$6 shipped CONUS Extra aftermarket battery, that would require opening the unit and installing.no soldering, just unplug the old battery and plug the new one in. My unit wasn't holding a charge very long while not plugged in, so I bought this recently with intention of installing it, never got around to it) Includes a set of tiny screwdrivers, two of which are needed for the job. (a tiny torx, and a tiny phillips I believe)
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