Yes.
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I do, all you need is the matching charging adapter. It likely came with your GPS when you bought it. Mine did.
You can find a refurbished GPS system that plugs into your cigarette lighter for under $100. However, an installed GPS system in your car's dashboard will likely run over $1,000.
It is not recommended to hardwire a GPS device directly to the car's electrical system without proper knowledge and expertise. This can potentially cause damage to the car's electronics and void the warranty. It is safer to use the GPS device with a compatible adapter or through the car's cigarette lighter socket.
Plug it into the cigarette lighter.
yes, there are cigarette lighter power adapters for at least some models of the Garmin Streetpilot. they are available on amazon.com and other online retailers.
well what u do is plug it in the cigarette lighter then it will turn on but if it does not then there should be a little slide button then slide that then ur already
You can plug it in but it will not work. You need a 6 to 12 volt power step-up converter. Simply plug it into the cigarette lighter and then plug your GPS into the unit.
You can charge various devices through a car's cigarette lighter, such as smartphones, GPS units, and portable chargers, using compatible adapters. Additionally, some vehicles have USB ports integrated into the cigarette lighter socket, allowing direct charging of USB-powered devices. However, it's essential to ensure that the total power demand of connected devices does not exceed the socket's output capacity to avoid potential damage. Always use quality chargers to ensure safety and efficiency.
Yes there is a car lighter adapter and the site is http://www.shopwiki.com.
Yes, many GPS systems will just plug right into the cigarette lighter and you can use a mount to place it on the deck. You can also purchase a GPS system and have it directly installed into the deck from a company.
We use a 3-outlet extension from the cigarette lighter outlet to drive a Nuvi GPS, a cellphone charger, and a thermionic drink/food cooler concurrently. It has not blown any car fuses. [2002 Subaru Outback LLBean] The outlet in the cargo compartment most likely is designed as a power outlet.