Garmin DriveSmart 76 MT-D (7")
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Garmin DriveSmart 76 MT-D

7"


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homajun

4 years ago

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WalterH373

3 months ago

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rickny

3 months ago • purchased this product

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In principle, yes, via the PC using Basecamp or Mapsource (export from Navi then import into DriveSmart). Not sure if it's possible to transfer routes (tracks). I've done it with a Nüvi ... I don't know with a Navi.
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WalterH373

4 months ago

Are the Canary Islands also in storage

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digitec

4 months ago

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The Canary Islands are included in the memory of the Garmin DriveSmart 76 MT-D (7"), as the device offers map coverage for Europe, which includes the Canary Islands. Lifetime map updates are also included, which ensures that the maps are always up to date. The device supports map updates via WLAN and microSD cards if additional memory is required.
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hampa.blaser

2 years ago

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GioeleB201

2 years ago • purchased this product

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Yes, that should be fine. I wouldn't necessarily buy it though, it's very slow to load... and and and... spend a little more but never any trouble!
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ducy916

2 years ago

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digimichi76

2 years ago • purchased this product

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Good day I have deliberately decided against the Amazon Alexa variant! That's why I only received the simple 12volt>1USB ! Everything right with me. I have 76 MT-D According to the Garmin document, the 76 MT-S variant with Amazon Alexa has 2USB. In the Garmin- Alexa document original text: Flexibly mountable, thanks to USB connection cable and a separate 12V-USB mains adapter, or a 12V-Dual-USB mains adapter with AUX-In for Alexa Built-in models. But I use the ultimate Garmin Highspeed Multi-charger with 2 USB and with 1 * 12volt output! Cost on sale 41.--. I bought this one a year ago for 32.50.
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eu.gallier

3 years ago

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Sarina Sidler

3 years ago

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The DriveSmart 76 is the successor model of the DriveSmart 65, so that newer components have been installed in it, e.g. USB-C connection compared to mini-USB, larger storage space, and general further developments have taken place, which is also evident in the revised menu display. The devices you mentioned both have the designation MT-"D" (Digital Traffic), which shows that the traffic radio receiver is built in. This means that a connection to the smartphone is not necessary. However, coupling to the smartphone is available as an option. The "GTM 70" cable is obsolete because the receiver is now built into the housing of the units. This cable is available for older devices for retrofitting. Alternatively, there is a model from the respective product series with the designation MT-"S" (smartphone), which is only able to receive traffic radio data by coupling with the smartphone. The same applies to the versions with Amazon Alexa, which are also available for both product series.
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walther5

4 years ago

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Former employee

4 years ago

It is not exactly the same. TMC and Garmin Digital Traffic (via DAB+) are different transmission standards. Whereas the update rate for TMC is 7-8 minutes and for Garmin Digital Traffic 1 minute.
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Anonymous

4 years ago

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Former employee

4 years ago

The Garmin POI Loader was last updated in 2013. After that, further development of this tool for newer devices was discontinued. A function with the new DriveSmart models is therefore unfortunately not guaranteed for the above reasons. We do not currently offer any other or newer software for the POI area.

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