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Garmin GTM 25, GTM 26, GTM 35, GTM 36, GTM 70 and BC 30 External Antenna Cable

Product Code: GTMEAC

Help ensure your Garmin GTM 25, 26, 35, 36, 70 or BC 30 traffic receiver receives all the traffic data updates that are sent via the RDS (Radio Data System) FM TMC (Traffic Message Channel) service with this add-on external antenna cable.

This external antenna cable which is supplied as standard with the GTM 35, GTM 36, GTM 70 or BC 30 traffic receivers (when purchased from ActiveGPS) simply plugs into the Garmin GTM 25/2635/36/70/BC 30 traffic receiver block. Two suction cup mount are also included to help keep the antenna in the best place to pick up the RDS signal - e.g. your windscreen.

Please note: This genuine Garmin accessory is for use with the Garmin GTM25/26, GTM 35/GTM 36 or GTM 70 traffic receivers only and WILL NOT function on its own.

Garmin part number: 010-11282-00

Compatibility: Compatible with Garmin GTM 25, GTM 26, GTM 35, GTM 36, GTM 70 and BC 30 traffic receivers only.

Garmin Antenna Extension Cable with Suction Cups - £8.99

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Garmin GTM 25/26/35/36/70 and BC 30 External Antenna Cable

Having trouble picking up an FM (GTM 25/26, GTM 35/36, BC 30) or digital (GTM 70) traffic signal with your GTM 35, 36, 70 or BC 30 traffic receiver?

You need to buy and connect this genuine Garmin antenna extension cable to the GTM 25, GTM 26, GTM 35, GTM 36, GTM 70 or BC 30 traffic receiver to help pick up a better FM signal in areas of poor reception.

The external antenna cable also includes two suction cups to help secure the cable to your vehicles windscreen.

Please note: This genuine Garmin accessory is for use with the Garmin GTM 25, GTM 26, GTM 35, GTM 36, GTM 70 and BC 30 traffic receivers and WILL NOT function on its on.

Pictured above (but not included with the Antenna cable): The GTM25/GTM26, GTM 35/GTM 36, GTM 70 and BC 30 traffic receiver showing where the external antenna connects to the receiver block. The GTM25/26, GTM 35/36, GTM 70, BC 30 external antenna cable plugs directly into the receiver block, helping to provide a continuation of the TMC RDS service in areas with a weak signal.

Key Features

‣External antenna extension cable with suction cups
‣Designed to be used with and connects to the GTM 25, GTM 26, GTM 35, GTM 36, GTM 70 and BC 30 traffic receivers
‣Antenna provides clearer reception for traffic information
‣Genuine Garmin Accessory

What's in the box?

‣External antenna with two suction cups.

What is the External Antenna Cable compatible with?

The genuine Garmin external antenna is compatible with the GTM 25, GTM 26, GTM 35, GTM 36, GTM 70 or BC 30 traffic receivers.

Please note: The external antenna cable is supplied as standard with the GTM 25/26, GTM 35/GTM 36/GTM 70/BC 30 (when purchased from ActiveGPS), this cable therefore serves as a replacement, or perhaps you might want one for a second vehicle - thus avoiding moving the antenna between vehicles. If you are buying or have recently brought the GTM 36 FM traffic receiver, GTM 70 digital receiver, or BC 30 traffic receiver from us you need not buy the extension cable - we include it as standard.

Why buy from us?

We are official Authorised Internet Retailers for Garmin. We sell genuine Garmin products, accessories and maps. We purchase from assigned Garmin UK distributors. We do not buy on the grey market and we do not sell counterfeit products. You can rest assured that by purchasing from ActiveGPS you will receive the full support of Garmin.

Page updated: 14th November 2024