New roof mount screen
05 December 2003, 06:32 PM
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Quality is good, although there is a noticeable difference between the Clarion and the roof mount, but then again, it did cost less than a tenth of the price of the Clarion unit. 
More than sufficient for the purpose it was bought for.
More than sufficient for the purpose it was bought for.
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14 December 2003, 07:56 PM
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Hey Talisman: Quick question, how good is the screen fit with the contours on the roof, did you have to cut out any of the headcloth to get a snug fit?
Looks a top job m8
Looks a top job m8
14 December 2003, 09:53 PM
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JTM,
Due to the fact that I used the interior light mounting points to mount the screen, means it sits a few mm proud, as it really was just a trial fit to see how it rated in terms of positioning.
When I get some time, I'll tidy it up, but I won't be cutting the headcloth.
I'll post some better pics when I get a chance too.
Due to the fact that I used the interior light mounting points to mount the screen, means it sits a few mm proud, as it really was just a trial fit to see how it rated in terms of positioning.
When I get some time, I'll tidy it up, but I won't be cutting the headcloth.
I'll post some better pics when I get a chance too.
03 January 2004, 12:19 PM
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Presumably the rear view mirror usefulness is somewhat diminished 
- Can you see anything whilst your favourite rear seat passengers are enjoying 'Monsters Inc'???
Mick
- Can you see anything whilst your favourite rear seat passengers are enjoying 'Monsters Inc'??? Mick
04 January 2004, 05:16 PM
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Mick,
Yes the rear view is very slightly diminished, depending on the angle you have the screen at.
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Brun,
What don't you get?
Yes the rear view is very slightly diminished, depending on the angle you have the screen at.
Aceman,
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Brun,
What don't you get?
04 January 2004, 07:21 PM
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Brun,
The screens can be used to watch DVD's play PS2 or connect up reversing cameras etc.
The rear screen is ideal for keeping young minds occupied on long journeys and has been a god send!
ajm,
If you look at the 2nd pic down, you'll see Scooby's right leg, "giving a paw"!
Cheers for the compliments too!
The screens can be used to watch DVD's play PS2 or connect up reversing cameras etc.
The rear screen is ideal for keeping young minds occupied on long journeys and has been a god send!
ajm,
If you look at the 2nd pic down, you'll see Scooby's right leg, "giving a paw"!
Cheers for the compliments too!
04 January 2004, 11:27 PM
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Why have two screens ??????
As nice as the install is why ?- other than entertaining guests in the back seems like an expensive toy without a use....
Gastro
As nice as the install is why ?- other than entertaining guests in the back seems like an expensive toy without a use....
Gastro
05 January 2004, 11:05 AM
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Gastro, as I've mentioned numerous times, the rear screen is for the kids to watch films and cartoons etc on long drives to keep them occupied.
Trust me, it is plenty use, and those with kids may testify that anything to keep them occupied is a god-send!
BTW, its not nearly as expensive as people assume.
seems like an expensive toy without a use....
BTW, its not nearly as expensive as people assume.
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