Ebay In Dash 7" 2 DIN NAV systems?
11-29-2010, 09:03 AM
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11-29-2010, 09:13 AM
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11-29-2010, 12:29 PM
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Oh, only problem was they advertised it as Digital TV (DVB-T). I didn't look into the DVB-T portion...should have as USA uses ATSC! Would have been nice if they explained that before hand...AND I should have checked.
04-12-2011, 11:17 AM
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Is there one available that does have the correct TV input for USA?
I was looking into a portable DVD player for this summer's road trip to Disneworld to keep my lil one entertained. Then I started looking at dual monitors. Then DVD with GPS and then..... LOL
I think the Pioneer AVH-P4200dvd is a real nice unit.
Is it compatible with steering wheel controls, OnStar and the car phone?
If not, is there a unit that is?
I want to keep these features in my wagon so if I can't find a head unit DVD that's compatible, I'll probably just mount a flip-up player in the dash stash box and run a wire to a headrest monitor for my lil princess.
I was looking into a portable DVD player for this summer's road trip to Disneworld to keep my lil one entertained. Then I started looking at dual monitors. Then DVD with GPS and then..... LOL
I think the Pioneer AVH-P4200dvd is a real nice unit.
Is it compatible with steering wheel controls, OnStar and the car phone?
If not, is there a unit that is?
I want to keep these features in my wagon so if I can't find a head unit DVD that's compatible, I'll probably just mount a flip-up player in the dash stash box and run a wire to a headrest monitor for my lil princess.
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04-12-2011, 12:15 PM
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I installed one of those in a co-worker's Ford SUV and he loves it. Built-in Bluetooth and GPS work flawlessly right out of the box. I was kinda jealous since Pioneer wants big money for those "optional" add-ons.
04-12-2011, 11:51 PM
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I have had one in my Focus for almost 3 years and love it.
It is an XOvision Double Din with DVD/CD/AM/FM/TV with Bluetooth and NAV/SD reader.
I am running Pioneer 7" speakers with a small Bazooka bass canon.
The sound is great and the unit has performed flawlessly so far.
The only thing I could complain about is the chinglish instruction manual and the maps for the NAV are about 5 years out of date. Maps are driven through a seperate SD slot but I have no idea how to update them. I would very likely buy another one if it weren't for having the premium Pioneer system in my 2LT. So instead I went for DVD headrests and visors.
It is an XOvision Double Din with DVD/CD/AM/FM/TV with Bluetooth and NAV/SD reader.
I am running Pioneer 7" speakers with a small Bazooka bass canon.
The sound is great and the unit has performed flawlessly so far.
The only thing I could complain about is the chinglish instruction manual and the maps for the NAV are about 5 years out of date. Maps are driven through a seperate SD slot but I have no idea how to update them. I would very likely buy another one if it weren't for having the premium Pioneer system in my 2LT. So instead I went for DVD headrests and visors.
