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Chris Marriott

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183 posts

235 months

Thursday 11th September 2008
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I invested in a flip screen DVD/CD player for the car today. Fitted it in about 15 mins. Driving whilst watching top gun, love it smile

Will be getting a small sub, amp and front speakers in due course.

TVR Dan

281 posts

216 months

Thursday 11th September 2008
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Which DVD u get? i was thinking of doing this but not sure? How much? any pics?

Chris Marriott

Original Poster:

183 posts

235 months

Friday 12th September 2008
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you may laugh but i got it from halfords. ripspeed dv720, it has everything and more and so easy to fit... pictures will follow. oh it was £199

five_belliez

47 posts

232 months

Saturday 13th September 2008
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I normally like to watch DVDs in the house, while sat on a comfy sofa. You must really love your tiv!

rolex

3,120 posts

287 months

Saturday 13th September 2008
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Chris Marriott said:
I invested in a flip screen DVD/CD player for the car today. Fitted it in about 15 mins. Driving whilst watching top gun, love it smile

Will be getting a small sub, amp and front speakers in due course.
Oh dear! can you edit your post too read. "to watch whilst parked up! or do you use the M25?

kevin63

4,661 posts

282 months

Sunday 14th September 2008
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I have had one for a few years now, don't tend to watch DVD's on it much, I put all my music on a DVD and play them through it, I have around 1,000 tracks on at the moment and still have room for more.



Edited by kevin63 on Sunday 14th September 21:28

TVR Dan

281 posts

216 months

Sunday 14th September 2008
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Nice and Tidy Motor there. Good idea putting music on a DVD saves having millions of CD's in the car.
do they drain the battery or they ok? Much hassle to put in?

kevin63

4,661 posts

282 months

Sunday 14th September 2008
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I tend not to use it much when the car is not running, for no other reason that if it is not running, I will not be in it, as for the installation, you must remember that there is another unit other than the head unit, this is bigger than the head unit but can be put anywhere in the car so long as it is dry, the wiring looks a nightmare but is basically all just plug in stuff, my unit is a Kenwood and will take lots of additions including, sat nav, rear camera, video, camcorder, TV, auto changer, mobile phone and a few more things that I can't remember or haven't put on it, you can run rear screens with separate sound if you want, it's a right piece of kit, the thing I don't like about it is that it has no little viewing screen on the front, so to see what you have on, you have to have the screen up, OH, and you are not aloud to play DVDs while on the move, if wired up correctly you will not be able to do this.

cathalm

606 posts

273 months

Monday 15th September 2008
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I have a Pioneer Avic X3 in my t350. Worth the extra dosh as it does DVDs, CD's, Ipod, navigation, phone, reversing camera. All the bells and whistles really.

Chris Marriott

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183 posts

235 months

Monday 15th September 2008
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I know mine isnt a good as the others above but took ten minutes to fit, took old one out, plugged new headunit in. No seperate control boxes or anything which was nice. If you just want a flip screen with a dvd player cant go worng!