Functionally equivalent to Garmin 010-10085-00.
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
Works great, but not necessary.
By J. Currier
I bought this to use with my Garmin GPSMap 60CSx. It works great, but is a little "clunky" with the huge adapter for the serial cable port. What I found, though, is my phone charger cord for my Motorola phone is the same adapter for the usb data cable for this device. So - I already had a power cord for this GPS. Didn't need this adapter. Either one will power the unit in the car.
15 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
Much better than batteries!
By Monica Israels
I had been using my Garmin GPS with batteries for years. I used the rechargeable ones, keeping the cost low. I figured I didn't need the additional cords and hassle of the cigarette lighter power adapter. I purchased one on a whim, and I'm really happy with it. I didn't use the backlighting on the GPS at night before, because of how quickly it would drain the batteries. Now I can use it every minute, and I'm really enjoying my GPS even more. I'm glad I own this product.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.A must-have accessory for your 60-series Garmin
By L. G. CHARLOT
If you are going to use your Garmin 60 series in your car, with power only and no data connection needed, get this cable. If you are going to use your Garmin 60 in a boat or RV, and connect it to a laptop computer, marine autopilot, or other device requiring a serial data connection, you need to get one of the other Garmin cables that have both power and data connections. These are part numbers 010-10082-00 (power and NMEA-0183 data cable, bare wire ends) or 010-10165-00 (power and RS-232 9-pin D-sub connector).
Technical notes: This cable has built into it (in the lighter plug) a solid-state voltage step-down circuit that drops the vehicle's 12 volts DC to the (I think) 3 volts DC that your Garmin needs. With this in mind, be very careful to not get the plug wet (especially with salt water), or subject it to excessive heat, more than 14 volts, or "dirty" voltage, like from a vehicle with a known defect in the alternator or a bad battery or voltage regulator that is allowing voltage spikes into the car's electrical system. Also, the power supplied from this cable DOES NOT supply any juice to recharge NMIH or Ni-Cad "AA" batteries in the GPS; you need to remove them for recharging in an external charger.
You can also power your 60CX from a USB power cable connected to a computer, or a USB power supply of the kind used to power some cell phones.
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