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Tom Tom Permanent Docking Kit

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Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: TomTom
Color: Black
EAN: 0636926007078
Label: TomTom
Product Manufacturer: TomTom
Model: 9D00.012
Publisher: TomTom
Studio: TomTom
Variation Description: Black


Piece facts:
  • Lets your TomTom GO turn on/off automatically with the engine
  • Includes all required components for the TomTom GO External Antenna
  • Recharges your TomTom Go via vehicle's power



Kit Docking Permanent Tom Tom





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Get perfect sound via your car's speakers! Do you want to install TomTom G0 using your car power and car speakers? Now you can with the permanent docking kit for TomTom G0. PR0DUCT FEATURES: Direct power charging from your car battery (12V); TomTom G0 switches on/off with your car ignition; Very clear voice instructions over your car stereo; The car stereo will mute for the TomTom G0 voice instructions; The TomTom G0 External Antenna is included, which is especially convenient for cars with athermic windshields. The Permanent Docking Kit contains all required components for the external antenna.

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With the TomTom Permanent Docking Kit, you can make sure your TomTom G0 300 or 700 navigation system turns on/off automatically with the engine, recharges by the car battery, and uses your car's sound system for voice instructions. lncluded with the docking kit is the all the required components for the TomTom G0 External Antenna, which is especially convenient for cars with athermic windshields. 0nce installed, the docking kit will force your car stereo to 'mute' itself when TomTom G0 instructions are broadcast. The kit also features a day/night view of your TomTom G0 that can be set to switch on and off automatically with the headlights.














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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * If you have a tom tom you should get one ...
This item is no longer made. It works with the Tom Tom GO7OO. I purchased it to replace the one that was messed up when someone broke in my car and attempted to steal my Tom Tom and the docking bracket.


Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - Permanent Docking Kit
I did not keep this item as I found out that, though blue-tooth enabled, it could not be upgraded for other blue tooth telephones and only could work with only one telephone model. A new kit is to be released shortly and I opted to wait. In addition, it is possibly not compatible with fibreoptic speaker wiring used in Mercedes Benz sound system.


Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - * its ok ...
The main reason that I bought this mount is so that the TomTom could talk through the car stereo speakers. Since I have all aftermarket stuff it didn't work so well. The TomTom box adds so much noise to my system that I don't even use it. I just use it for power on/off and headlight auto dim control.


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