Garmin Gpsmap 175 Or 195 Bare Wire Power & Data Cable 6 Ft. With Docking Cradle on 2040-parts.com
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
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You are purchasing a genuine Garmin 12 / 24 volt bare wire power and data cable for the GPSMAP 195 or 175. The cable length is 6 feet to the end of the bare red and black wires. The docking cradle is also included. Since these are a discontinued item, they are difficult to find. |
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