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Old 11-23-2007, 01:16 PM
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Anybody with first hand experience with this double din, mapping unit in a NBS?
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Old 11-23-2007, 02:16 PM
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great unit, but it does have alot of overheating issues. id stay away from it.
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Thanks for the reply. I did some reading on it and appears people are having luck with an updated firmware?
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Thanks for the reply. I did some reading on it and appears people are having luck with an updated firmware?
hmm not sure about that. either pm jony b on gmfs or check over at avic411.
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Save yourself the trouble. Look for a D3.
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I'm not fond of the looks of the D3, but yeah if I upgrade I will probably opt for the D3. Much less expensive than the Z2 and stable.
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Save yourself the trouble. Look for a D3.
good call!
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I don't like the D3 because it has no hard drive. Is it not true that when you use the Navigation CD that you can't listen to the radio or anything? That would suck on a long trip!
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I don't like the D3 because it has no hard drive. Is it not true that when you use the Navigation CD that you can't listen to the radio or anything? That would suck on a long trip!
As I understand it. Yes you can listen to the radio and a CD but you could not change the route that is setup without swapping back in the NAV Dvd.
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As I understand it. Yes you can listen to the radio and a CD but you could not change the route that is setup without swapping back in the NAV Dvd.
that is correct. its really not bad at all, you set your trip and then take the disc right back out.
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