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If you want to make your own cable and need just a Garmin plug - go to here: [Larry's Plugs]
Pfranc Cable Distributors around the world! > > > Pfrancs in 27 countries stock at least one of our cables! Click here for the list: Then click on your country and see what other items your Pfranc has.
List all the Pfranc Cables -- where you choose a cable first then find a Pfranc who has that cable in stock.
USB-to-Garmin -via- a USB converter and a Pfranc cable.
Blue Hills Innovations connects Garmins to (about) every thing possible with over 50 different cables listed! Highly recommended by all! (Dave is a friend and a Pfranc.)
Many Pfrancs located in many countries around the world stock and sell our ready made Pfranc cables and custom cables too.
Ron Wolfe
has made the most Garmin cables - except for Garmin!
if you want one cable or a thousand, this is the
place:
Wolfe's GPS Accessories
( Dealer/distributor inquire direct e-mail:
gpscables@hotmail.com )
NOTE: You can also buy Wolfe's cables at GPSCity.com -- see link below.
Jason is making a lot of cool things using our plugs and cable parts, Garmin-to-Garmin cables, cables for APRS, and more... RPC-Electronics.com check it out.
MAC cables and GPSy software from the author of GPSy and all round great person & creator, Karen Nakamura. Ask for the Purple deal.( you never know ). Karen has made lots and lots of cables.
And of course don't forget eBay. I think having more choice of cables is a good thing. Lots of folks making lots of different cables for many different needs. Many will do custom cable work for you. Creativity and fair compeition is a wonderful thing and makes the world a better place. Seller's beware. The internet is makeing the world a buyers market!
GPSCity carries "Ron Wolfe" cables at great prices, and has many good deals on Garmin GPS's too.
Let me know if you'd like me to list a link to you here. This page gets a bunch of visitors each day.
"Get a GPS or get lost!" ... who first said that? Couldn't have been too long ago.
We've all heard: "buyer beware" but what about seller beware? Caveat venditor. Thanks Michael O'Quinn for the Latin. (lhb 01/10/01 ... is when I first thought to think of this.) The message is: The internet makes it possible for one unhappy customer to tell every potential future customer in the world about a vendor, the one who must "beware" is now the vendor. Caveat venditor. On 1/10/01 I could not find any references to it, but now (8/18/02) a google search produces 614 pages that contain "Caveat venditor".
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