"MeatballTurbo" wrote in message
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Somehow think this will rise a bit higher, and the reserve won't be very
low.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=3051285575

I know they are about £7-800 new, but what would one fetch used?
What would be a realistic reserve.
Apart from the legendary Nakamichi sound quality, it would really make
the CarPC sound awsome through the AUX in, rather than the pitiful FM
modulator I using now.
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http://www.bouncing-czechs.com

really fancied one of those when they first got released, but went for mp3cd
instead. *Great* unit...

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"MeatballTurbo" wrote in message
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Somehow think this will rise a bit higher, and the reserve won't be very
low.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=3051285575

I know they are about £7-800 new, but what would one fetch used?
What would be a realistic reserve.
Apart from the legendary Nakamichi sound quality, it would really make
the CarPC sound awsome through the AUX in, rather than the pitiful FM
modulator I using now.
--
The poster formerly known as Skodapilot.
http://www.bouncing-czechs.com

really fancied one of those when they first got released, but went for mp3cd
instead. *Great* unit...

Since I built the car PC, I've put 34 Albums fo MP3s on it, and more to
be copied on everyday.

Good thing about a decent headunit with AUX in would be that I could
have the PC on the AUX selection, with TA setup, with GPS giving voice
and on screen directions, but cutting the Traffic announcement in while
the GPS stuff stayed on screen. Something I can't do using a Modulator
ATM

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http://www.bouncing-czechs.com

"MeatballTurbo" wrote in message
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In article ,
says...

"MeatballTurbo" wrote in message
...
Somehow think this will rise a bit higher, and the reserve won't be
very
low.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=3051285575

I know they are about £7-800 new, but what would one fetch used?
What would be a realistic reserve.
Apart from the legendary Nakamichi sound quality, it would really make
the CarPC sound awsome through the AUX in, rather than the pitiful FM
modulator I using now.
--
The poster formerly known as Skodapilot.
http://www.bouncing-czechs.com

really fancied one of those when they first got released, but went for
mp3cd
instead. *Great* unit...

Since I built the car PC, I've put 34 Albums fo MP3s on it, and more to
be copied on everyday.

Good thing about a decent headunit with AUX in would be that I could
have the PC on the AUX selection, with TA setup, with GPS giving voice
and on screen directions, but cutting the Traffic announcement in while
the GPS stuff stayed on screen. Something I can't do using a Modulator
ATM


Got mine hooked into an aux input... it definitely makes a big improvement.
A friend of mine is using an FM Modulator for an Xbox and it's not that
nice. The only problem I get is nasty amounts of inteference from my
inverter... gets picked up by the screen and the aux audio input

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says...
Got mine hooked into an aux input... it definitely makes a big improvement.
A friend of mine is using an FM Modulator for an Xbox and it's not that
nice. The only problem I get is nasty amounts of inteference from my
inverter... gets picked up by the screen and the aux audio input



If your inverter has a seperate (on mine it is a wingnut) ground
connector, connect it up.

Mine has the usual long + and - wires, but I got lots of Alternator/Fuel
pump type whine. I then grounded the the motherboard, PSU and Inverter
to the same gorund, and lost a lot of that. Now all I get is FM crackle
from the cheap (about £40ish) modulator. i've tried a ground loop
isolator. That made more noise than the bare modulator did, so i have a
feeling it is an FM noise than Ground noise problem. Really need to try
a decent headunit.
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The poster formerly known as Skodapilot.
http://www.bouncing-czechs.com

"MeatballTurbo" wrote in message
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In article ,
says...
Got mine hooked into an aux input... it definitely makes a big
improvement.
A friend of mine is using an FM Modulator for an Xbox and it's not that
nice. The only problem I get is nasty amounts of inteference from my
inverter... gets picked up by the screen and the aux audio input



If your inverter has a seperate (on mine it is a wingnut) ground
connector, connect it up.

Mine has the usual long + and - wires, but I got lots of Alternator/Fuel
pump type whine. I then grounded the the motherboard, PSU and Inverter
to the same gorund, and lost a lot of that. Now all I get is FM crackle
from the cheap (about £40ish) modulator. i've tried a ground loop
isolator. That made more noise than the bare modulator did, so i have a
feeling it is an FM noise than Ground noise problem. Really need to try
a decent headunit.
--
The poster formerly known as Skodapilot.
http://www.bouncing-czechs.com

I'll have a look when I get back to my car this evening... not noticed
another ground, but you never know. Thanks for the tip :-)

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I'll have a look when I get back to my car this evening... not noticed
another ground, but you never know. Thanks for the tip :-)



no problem, I got that from the MP3Car.com guys.
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