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February 5th 05, 04:39 AM
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The power plug I got with the unit's yoke mount is 12-28v, according to the
sheet of paper that came with it to explain how to mount it. Juan wrote in message ... In rec.aviation.owning Juan Jimenez wrote: x-no-archive: yes If you own a Garmin iQue 3600a (not the plain 3600) or a Lowrance 2000c, I'd like to hear your opinion and comments on these units... good, bad or neutral. email me at I don't have either yet, but... The Garmin has internal rechargable batteries. After several e-mail exchanges with Garmin, it appears they have an AC charger and a 12V charger cable; no 24V cable now or planned. The Lowrance runs off 4 AA batteries or 5V to 35V via a provided adapter cable. -- Jim Pennino Remove -spam-sux to reply. 
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