ceengland(at)bellsouth.ne Guest
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Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2010 4:26 pm Post subject: There must be a better way to fix a Garmin GPSMap196 |
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On 8/16/2010 5:11 PM, Sam Hoskins wrote:
Quote: | I find I have a broken connector pin in my Garmin GPSMap196. This is
for the cable that is the aircraft & computer interface. I took the
thing apart and it could be easily replaced. I called Garmin
no-support and they can't sell me a $0.50 part, but they do have a
flat rate repair for just $200.00.
Would anyone happen to know where I might get my hands on such a
critter? Or anyone have one they dropped and wanted to get rid of the
heap of parts?
Maybe I could repair the connector by drilling out the bad pin they
epoxy in a D-sub pin.
Trying to attach a couple of blurry photos.
Thanks.
Sam
Do a little research on which elcheapo Garmins use the same connector
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(it's really common), & bid on one on ebay. Or just hard-wire a USB
pigtail into it, & put a mating connector on your cable in the plane.
Charlie
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