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carlfraz Member Since: 10 Apr 2007 Location: Minkies lap dancing club Posts: 839 |
Had a RR Vogue as a loan car last week (whilst my 'sunroof' version roofrails were being fitted) and it had a TV in the front dash, which was also the sat nav, and a host of other menu gadgets.... so was wondering if I got an ICE expert to retro fit rear screens in the front headrests and a DVD player........could he wire it such that the satnav screen, at the flick of a switch could view either the trasmission from the dvd player, or view the sat nav. In essence the screen is only a monitor, so I assume any 'picture' transmission hardware (if you know what you are doing) can be plugged/ switched into it
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13th Sep 2007 10:30 pm |
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defkalion Member Since: 17 Feb 2007 Location: Athens Posts: 350 |
A friend told me that it is possible. I was wandering the same thing as I would like to have a tv on there. My friend told me that it's even possible to use the touch functionality for a tv tuner. I'll double check tomorrow and let you know. |
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13th Sep 2007 10:44 pm |
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carlfraz Member Since: 10 Apr 2007 Location: Minkies lap dancing club Posts: 839 |
Cheers Def, likewsie once I've spoke to my ICE man |
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13th Sep 2007 10:45 pm |
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joe1978 Member Since: 27 Jun 2007 Location: North East England Posts: 201 |
No bother maverick. Sorry, all this iceman chat made me think of topgun
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13th Sep 2007 11:04 pm |
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Gambba Member Since: 07 Aug 2007 Location: Dubai Posts: 775 |
When I was first looking at the FL2 I was think of getting an aftermarket satnav system and that lead me to finding that Kenwood and Alpine have a hub system that directly integrates with a cars standard audio system and whatever else you may have.
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14th Sep 2007 8:36 am |
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