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6zfshdb Thanks for that information, have you tried it in heavy over head tree cover, tall pine trees etc? I had problems in Idaho/hunting with the Honda ATV picking up sat coverage, (60csx) due to the OEM ant, I had to go to the external ant and the problems were solved. I also see that you...

6zfshdb Plus 2 on that, around here there are numerous areas that have no cell service, That is one reason I carry the sat ph, but the son has it now. So I am looking for a backup to the c ph/sat ph combo. Garmin has the "in Reach" system (I just found out about) that should work OK?, and...

Have you looked at this site, I found mt Wart Hog battery's here, at a better price, and they are US based. https://www.american-electric.co/pages/brands-we-support yrmv

In 2005, I installed a Cig plug on my Honda Rubicon 500 ATV, so I could run my 60csx GPS as it had no power ports to run anything, I also installed two in my 2005 Toy PU for the same reason. ymmv

Plus 2, I know and still use them, to this day. I never had TV until 1969/70.

Thanks Guys The only type of charging cables I can find are: USB (A) to USB (C), or USB (C) to USB (C) see OEM info here: https://www.garmin.com/en-US/p/890109/#accessories There is a USB (C) plug in in the back of these 67 models of gps. This type of electrical/power stuff just scrambles my...

I just found this info out, it is AI based and I don't trust it, fwiw, The Garmin GPSMAP 67/67i operates on a built-in, rechargeable lithium-ion battery. The battery has a specification of 3.8V and 3100 mAh. Important Notes: Charging: The device can be charged using any commercially...

Thanks Chazmo At this rime, everything is up in the air until Garmin gets back to me on the operating spec's/voltage for these 67 GPS models etc. I found a Garmin 67's forum site have been prowling around on it, learning lot of info, so far. I know that my Garmin 60csx GPS works perfectly from...

Chazmo I am not sure where the controllers are on the Wart Hog MD 750 or Juggs 4 are hidden in the bikes, I think I saw on the WH (48v) that there a head/tail light wiring from the controller, unknown on the Juggs 4 bike (52v). Would the power from those wires be enough to run the 67 GPS? I...

I just found out some more info on the Garmin 67@67i models of GPS, has a shooting ballistic solver built in, I don't know the brand name of the ballistics program yet. Having the inReach communication program and using it, cuts the battery life by quite a bit in the hrs usage, depending on...

Chazmo This 67 GPS uses "Rechargeable, built-in lithium-ion battery" Up to 180 hr. in GPS mode Up to 840 hr. in expedition mode I can't find the voltage spec's etc on the above battery's, I have an email into Garmin, and hopefully they will provide the spec's, awaiting a reply back. Tia

Chazmo I am using the displays USB port to power my 60CXS GPS @ 5v, I am hoping that I can do the same with the 67 GPS, via a short power cord between the 2. I am attempting to find the power output of the 2 lion battery's that are permanently installed in the 67 model. If nothing more, I'll...

Hey Guys Do anyone have a Garmin 67 hand help GPS on their bike? I have had a Garmin 60CSx that has been used on the Toyota PU, Honda 500 ATV, Honda Trail 90 and now it's on my bikes, it has been in use since 2006/March. It has been a Outstanding GPS thru thousands of miles rough use, in 4...

Chargeride Can you supply a site as to where this item can be found? I like the looks of that one...

I have also seen these type of bumper jacks converted to lifting e bikes, that person made a base to fit his ebike and welded it to the jack, so he could turn the cranks ets. https://www.ebay.com/itm/226493850203

PC I see them all the time, garage/flea markets, crag's lists, storage rental places, yard sales etc. I added a 4' straight long arm, better lifting heights if needed, longer reach.

And then you have the problem Childs with the 3" to 4.5" wide/thick frame widths and weigh in at 100 + #'s. I was given one of these lifts @ 600#'s compacity and adapted to to these bikes, works very well and I can lift via either end or the whole bike to over 3'+ height and spin the bike...