Dabbling in the technical side of PCMII
Dabbling in the technical side of PCMII
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Craigbruce

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135 posts

308 months

Monday 13th November 2006
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Idle musings on a Monday...

Has anyone taken a peek at the PCM nav. CDs to determine whether they can be read and 'tweaked' via a PC ? I am assuming that somewhere on the CD is a file which specifies the POIs and wonder if it may be possible to create your own POI category/entries. For example, a regular download of all the Tesco99 supplying stores or the BP Ultimate 102 stations (oh wait, you could just put those on a PostIt on the dash :-)

As an aside, don't you just hate the type of person who runs their front bumper or wheel along your offside wheel arch and then drives off - leaving you to discover the damage whilst washing the car :-(

2 week old Turbo S Cab. and I've already racked up:
- ground-damage plastic trim on the bottom of the front bumper (my fault)
- front windscreen seal detatched from windscreen (111 point check !?!??!)
- stone chip on bonnet (came from nowhere on a country road)
- friction damage to paint round wheel arch, broken side repeater, minor dent to wing (some scrote in office carpark)

Grrrr....

pat cash

312 posts

260 months

Monday 13th November 2006
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Craigbruce said:
Idle musings on a Monday...

Has anyone taken a peek at the PCM nav. CDs to determine whether they can be read and 'tweaked' via a PC ? I am assuming that somewhere on the CD is a file which specifies the POIs and wonder if it may be possible to create your own POI category/entries. For example, a regular download of all the Tesco99 supplying stores or the BP Ultimate 102 stations (oh wait, you could just put those on a PostIt on the dash :-)


Grrrr....


I've often thought about trying to rip the voice instructions and have some fun replacing them with something much more interesting....