In Dash Navigation System

Hi Gazza, I have one from Brash Imports in Victoria. Have had several items from David Brash and have no hesitation in suggesting you have a look at his range.
Brash Imports

Cheers

Hi,
Check out this link for a cheaper version but by no means less in performance. they have a range of add ons like cameras to fit it with all wiring looms to suit. No cutting or splicing needed.

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bill

I have one similar to this one fitted in my PJ Ranger

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Android-4-4-Double-2-Din-Car-DVD-Player-Radio-Stereo-Head-Unit-GPS-SATNAV-RDS-3G-/281371110462?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_15&hash=item4183066c3e

I would give a picture of it but once again I'd have to go thru a Lot of Worry to assert my my membership


Ron

I bought one from Elinz Electronics via eBay. It's a real dog, has been back to the factory twice and comes back with a new fault each time. Am bout to bin it.
I strongly suggest avoiding this company.
Keith

I would avoid Polaris as well as Eonan on Ebay.
Had bad experience with both

We bought a VMS double din box with integration adaptor cable with all the above functionality in it back when we got the car 2009. It got damaged in an accident and replaced by a later model. I would recommend them to anyone. Not cheap but after comparing it with a few that my son has used and units in club members cars, I would recommend it any day. They do come with both street and off road navigation programs (now called an apps). I deleted their off road one and use OziCE. I won't comment on the street nav as I rarely use any kind of street navigation.

The screen is a good size. Not like a PC or laptop that shows you the "world". By that I mean a big screen with lots of info that needs you to actually "look" at it rather than just take a glance at it when you are driving, and get your eyes back on the track ahead. Much easier to navigate for yourself "on the go". I don't even use the laptop for navigation now. It comes along as a store for the photos. And their is an easy to use screen design program around the traps that you can make up your own screen/s. As I have.

I am also happy to see that you are looking at an in-dash unit. Beats stuff simply stuck on the windscreen or on some sort of monstrous steel mount that will break your head if it comes loose in a prang. Good on you. Things actually mounted IN the dash don't come loose if installed correctly. And with bluetooth you can shove the mobile phone in the back or the glove box where it wont distract you.

Have a look at the VMS units. Yes they take all the Hema, Tropo, zone, council and emergency services maps as well.

Phil

Gazza
Have a look at the Parrot Asteroid smart system, as another to possibly utilise.
Had mine fitted for couple years now and a great unit .
Like EVERY system it has drawbacks, but overall I'm impressed.
Cheers
Flighty

Gazza

When I bought my Rok I got a VMS in-dash GPS fitted.
I have had problems with it and have given up talking to them about it.
I would recommend that you do not even consider a VMS unit.



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