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Electronics : Magellan 980915 TrafficKit for RoadMate 2200T and Crossover GPS

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Magellan 980915 TrafficKit for RoadMate 2200T and Crossover GPS

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Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Magellan
EAN: 0763357116823
Label: Magellan
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Product Manufacturer: Magellan
Model: 980915
Platform: Not Machine Specific
Publisher: Magellan
Studio: Magellan


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  • Sends real-time traffic information and other reports directly to your Magellan RoadMate 2200T
  • Allows you to easily avoid accidents, road construction, slow-downs, severe weather, road closures and more
  • Provides you with on-screen icons to identify traffic incident locations, and automatic re-routing around most major road delays
  • Comes with an advanced cradle, and includes a three-month trial traffic subscription
  • Note that real-time traffic information is a subscription service that involves a monthly fee




GPS Crossover and 2200T RoadMate for TrafficKit 980915 Magellan






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The Magellan TrafficKit sends real-time reports directly to your Magellan RoadMate so you can easily avoid accidents, road construction, slow-downs, severe weather, road closures and more. 0n-screen icons identify the location of traffic incidents.

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The Magellan 980915 TrafficKit for RoadMate 2200T and Crossover GPS sends real-time traffic information and other reports directly to your Magellan RoadMate 2200T. This unit is required in order for your Magellan RoadMate 2200T to take advantage of its real-time traffic capability, and allows you to more easily avoid accidents, road construction, slow-downs, severe weather, road closures and more. 0nce the 980915 TrafficKit has been installed, your RoadMate 2200T will not only be able to provide you with on-screen icons that will easily identify the location of relevant traffic incidents, but will be able to automatically re-route you around most major road delays. User's should note that real-time traffic information is a subscription service that involves a monthly fee. The 980915 system comes with an advanced cradle, and includes a three-month trial traffic subscription.








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Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * MAGELLAN TRAFFICKIT FOR ROADMATE & CROSSOVER GPS ...
This did not work, I activated the traffic and went on I95 and got stuck in a 5 mile traffic backup. The radio stations all had the accident but the Traffickit was saying NO INCIDENTS ON THE ROUTE!!





Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - Works in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.
I have been using this now for a little over a month. My only complaint may be based more on the base unit rather than the traffic kit. It does not seem to look very far ahead, so by the time it shows a traffic tie-up, I am often already in it.

The suggested detours have been very handy at times. It has come up with some imaginative ways around downtown Dallas that I never would have considered before.

The reason I went with this combo is that many other GPSs required compatible cell phones and none of them seemed to work with mine. While this one does require a subscription, at least I don't have to base my choice of cell phones on whether or not it will work with my GPS.



Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * Same problem ...
I made the mistake of only reading the reviews for the crossover GPS unit and missed the ones here.

I live in Baltimore and have the same problem the unit appears to be getting signal but the only message it ever comes back with is 'no traffic events detected'. I was on a trip to San Francisco last week and it did work there. So it seems to only work in certain cities.

The tech support said I was the first to report such a problem? I guess they have no record of all these other reviewers problems (or maybe it was just a lie - nah tech support would never lie would they?)



Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - Traffickit doesn't work
I recently purcahsed a TrafficKit for my Maestro 4040. I have driven to several cities after activating the unit and it doesn't work. Calling Magellan technical service is a joke. The do not tell the truth, don't understand what you are talking about and do not carry out their promises.

I am going to return the unit as it is worthless.



Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * Completely useless in Chicago but great in LA ...
I should have paid attention to earlier reviews. I activated the subscription, set it to show any type of event and in 3 weeks driving routes around Chicago metro it has sat there. The icon says it is apparently active and yet it has not shown a single warning. It has set routes down freeways the same radio station says are stationary and NOTHING. Totally useless.
Took it to LA, with the Traffic Kit as it does at least provide a good charging stand!!. Guess what it was picking up alerts and acting on them within 2 minutes although the traffic status display was identical to what I see in Chicago where it has never received anything.

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