GA-NHWC2: Hardwire Cable for Garmin Nuvi, TomTom, Mio, Magellan GPS with Mini-USB connector

• Input: 12 - 24V, Output: 5V @ 1.5A
• Cable Length: 6 feet
• Please note: for Garmin Nuvi 600, 700, 800, 1600 series, this cable connects directly to the GPS unit not the cradle
• Compatible: Garmin Nuvi, TomTom, Mio, Magellan
• This unique hardwire power cable allows you to hardwire your Nuvi GPS receivers (with MiniUSB connector) to your car, boat, airplane, RV or ATV's power source or battery.

This product I installed myself. I used a rubber grommet in my dash to fill the drill hole I made to get the cable through. It looks very professional. I have had no problems yet. My only concern is the gauge of wire used. It appears to be around a 22ga. wire setup and I would have preferred at least 18 if not 16 gauge wire. Time will tell if it holds up, but so far so good. The next best setup I found online was around $30.

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This little adapter worked well and charges the GPS without a problem. The only thing is the leads are a bit thin and could use to be a little thicker gauge.

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I bought this for use on my Harley with my TomTom XL and the fit was so so. It said it would fit, and it did with a little tweak. I had to use a Dremel tool and sand the rubber/plastic connector end to make it fit easily into my TomTom. Other than that it has been great.

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Shipped on time, opened it up, installed it in about 2 minutes on my Ninja 650 and it works with no problems at all with my tom tom and with my DroidX using a mini usb to micro usb converter I got a radioshack.

No prob. the install was easy and works like a charm. The only thing they sould do is make the line to the battery about 6 inches longer for extra leway in routing the line.