Most effective navigation system with TV?
03 May 2002, 08:33 AM
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The TV only switches on when the lead that's supposed to be connected to the handbrake is grounded...
It would be illegal (apparently) if fitted otherwise. So you couldn't, for instance, have a switch in there that overrode the handbrake ops, because that could potentially be dangerous.
It would be illegal (apparently) if fitted otherwise. So you couldn't, for instance, have a switch in there that overrode the handbrake ops, because that could potentially be dangerous.
04 May 2002, 02:49 AM
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There are quite a few on the market and they're all good in there own way.
Arrange some demo's and select the one that you like best and has the options you require.
As Chiark says, the tv tuner has a wire which is to be connected to the handbrake switch. When the handbrake is not applied the tv tuner is switched off.
Arrange some demo's and select the one that you like best and has the options you require.
As Chiark says, the tv tuner has a wire which is to be connected to the handbrake switch. When the handbrake is not applied the tv tuner is switched off.
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