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I have a silver/gray and a safety yellow jacket that both cause the same problem with GPS and gauge cluster. Not a complete white out but hard to see.
Spyder Phyl
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Ever wonder why bikers wear black tee's? Oil stains and glare
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you want to put a hood on the GPS it will stop the reflection I was wearing white t-shirt today no issues
RBNS Hood, there $30
Its a hard shell hood so it does not fold like the Glare Stomper, but the hood attaches/detaches in seconds with velcro. It looks a hundred times better and looks OEM.
It shades the screen with out making it hard to view and fits perfect. Highly recommended.
here my original thread on this
harry
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What kind of GPS are you using? I'm just wondering if maybe some are made better than others or what. I have a Zumo 660,
I sometimes wear black T-shirts and sometimes I wear white T-shirts. I have never had that problem. Seriously,,, is it possible that some GPS's
might have a non-reflecting screen or something like that? Just asking.
SilverFox
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Originally Posted by SilverFox1
What kind of GPS are you using? I'm just wondering if maybe some are made better than others or what. I have a Zumo 660,
I sometimes wear black T-shirts and sometimes I wear white T-shirts. I have never had that problem. Seriously,,, is it possible that some GPS's
might have a non-reflecting screen or something like that? Just asking.
SilverFox
I have a Zumo 350 mounted on top of the dash and with a sand-colored jacket and under certain sun conditions, it is sometimes very hard to read, even with brightness at its max setting.
...Ben...
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We've never had that problem with Teddy's Zumo 665 on top of the dash
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I use the one of my wife`s car ( a FIAT) just bought the 12V Socket & installed it on the front ..
so during the winter its in the car
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Originally Posted by chris56
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I use the one of my wife`s car ( a FIAT) just bought the 12V Socket & installed it on the front ..
so during the winter its in the car
Interesting plug. Does the male part mechanically locks into the socket, or is it friction that holds it ?
...Ben...
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it locks mechanically ..gps3.jpg
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Motorbike Professor
Very different from the 12V plugs that are available in the US. Appears to be excellent for MC use.
-Scotty
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it is Doc - if you have different vehicles (seadoos-skidoos-quads..) you can always use one GPS-System - works with bluetooth & "speaks" also with the car-system .. small cars but intelligent !!
http://www.blueandme.net/blueandme/i...ducts/tomtom2/
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