Garmin Edge 800
saprkzz
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Anyone else taken delivery of the Garmin 800?
The bottom of the unit has the rubber seals to protect the usb ports but you need to press it really firmly a couple of times for it to secure in place.
Spoke with their technical dept. and he said "I do agree that is take 2 or 3 attempts to secure it" and said that this need to be in place to protect the unit from water etc.. but didnt mention any other help or advice. I am a bit worried about using this in the winter now :roll: :roll:
Has anyone else had the same issue that has been running a 705 or alike?
Cheers
The bottom of the unit has the rubber seals to protect the usb ports but you need to press it really firmly a couple of times for it to secure in place.
Spoke with their technical dept. and he said "I do agree that is take 2 or 3 attempts to secure it" and said that this need to be in place to protect the unit from water etc.. but didnt mention any other help or advice. I am a bit worried about using this in the winter now :roll: :roll:
Has anyone else had the same issue that has been running a 705 or alike?
Cheers
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Wouldn't you only really be using usb to charge and download tracks, though?
I mean, its not like you'll be out in the wilds needing to open the ports?
What I'm saying is: is it really an issue? And you've said that you've noticed it- as you're now aware of it, you aren't likely to leave them ajar, are you?
Or am i missing your point entirely?0 -
It's the same on the Edge 500 and i've been through some very wet MTB rides with no problems.Specialized Enduro SL Pro Carbon
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yes cycle, the rubber seal wont push into the port, so keep popping back out leaving a gap, you have to push it 2 or 3 times hard to keep it in place.
SDK, thanks, a little reassurance, i am taking it out tonight and it raining, so fingers crossed0