in dash navigation system
Submitted: Thursday, Apr 25, 2013 at 17:29
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Gday every body, I'm looking for a two din in dash gps / radio / reversing camera etc.,
To suit a 76 series cruiser.
I would prefer a good quality unit, rather than something that wont last
Also what maps would I require and any other relevant info would be greatly appreciated
Thanks Garth
Reply By: Member - PJR (NSW) - Thursday, Apr 25, 2013 at 20:08
Thursday, Apr 25, 2013 at 20:08
We have a VMS unit that we purchased three years ago. We run Oziexplorer on it with a store of around 6Gb of maps. It has all that you want and the support I have received is top quality. It has a touch screen and I misaligned it with my fat fingers while stuffing around redesigning the from screen of Oziexplorer. They fixed it for nothing. ZIP. NIL. Shipping cost me $15. Removal and refit by the local BDL store cost me $50. VMS = nil. As you can see it is excellent after sales service. They have given me operating advice several times as
well via email and again grats. And it's way our of warranty.
It is fully integrated with the cars entertainment loom and speakers. It has all the ipod, USB, Aux audio and vide input as
well as a designated reversing camera. Blue tooth works a treat. We used it once and tossed the phone back in the drawer at
home. I hate the mobiles myself. No use for them. But the Blue tooth is there if you want it.
For GPS it comes with Moving Map off road navifgations and Igo street navigation. We payed a few dollars extra and got Ozi. Both for the car and the
home PC for planning.
Like I said. Not the cheapest but we are very happy with it.
I wouldn't have a stand alone windscreen stick-on or tablet or laptop for quids in the cabin that could fly around and knock your brains out. No matter how it is mounted unless it is secured in the dash that is designed to accommodate such items. But others are welcome to their opinions and also to do their own thing. We just had a $11000 slide along a
rock wall and realise how important it is to secure things inside the car.
Phil
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Follow Up By: Member - PJR (NSW) - Thursday, Apr 25, 2013 at 20:18
Thursday, Apr 25, 2013 at 20:18
Mean't to add this. No it's not turned on.
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