DerekP
Registered user
Hi all.
I've got a Zumo 660 mounted on the handlebars of a 2005 R1200GS. It works well and is fully up to date with the latest maps and software.
It is connected to a Garmin GTM 12 Traffic Master through the correct connector on the cable to the satnav mount. If I turn the bike on but do not start it, the GTM 12 works normally and as well as it does in the car. If I start the bike the twin car icon goes from green to grey and I get the message that there is poor signal reception.
The problem is likely to be interference from the bike being "inadequately" surpressed. I've tried different positions for the aerial, even holding it by hand away from the bike but to no avail.
Do I accept this state of affairs or has anyone else come accross the same problem and found a solution?
I've registered with Zumo Forums but they are still trying to work out if I'm human or a Bot of some sort and so will not let me onto the site just yet.
Many thanks,
Derek
PS I've tried searching this site but not found anything relevant.
I've got a Zumo 660 mounted on the handlebars of a 2005 R1200GS. It works well and is fully up to date with the latest maps and software.
It is connected to a Garmin GTM 12 Traffic Master through the correct connector on the cable to the satnav mount. If I turn the bike on but do not start it, the GTM 12 works normally and as well as it does in the car. If I start the bike the twin car icon goes from green to grey and I get the message that there is poor signal reception.
The problem is likely to be interference from the bike being "inadequately" surpressed. I've tried different positions for the aerial, even holding it by hand away from the bike but to no avail.
Do I accept this state of affairs or has anyone else come accross the same problem and found a solution?
I've registered with Zumo Forums but they are still trying to work out if I'm human or a Bot of some sort and so will not let me onto the site just yet.
Many thanks,
Derek
PS I've tried searching this site but not found anything relevant.