New Nav to DVD Conversion unit from www.TVandNav2Go.com
03-14-2006, 02:27 PM
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My Ride: MY RIDE is DA real .-) HAMANN 5 aka BLACK MAMBA born on 16/06/2005/delivered on 05/08/2005 as following:
530dA (steptronic), Black II (JET), leather Dakota auburn black, mapple trim, head-up display, dynamic drive, active steering, adaptive xenon headlights (auto levelling) with headlight washers, alarm, comfort seats with massage function, advanced A/C, big compartment armrest, aux-in, MP3, Logic 7, Radio PRO, CD in-dash+cd changer, power rear sunshades, rear airbags, park distance control, auto dimming folding mirrors, smoking package, shiny shadow line (individual), fold down rear seats, ski bag, sport suspension, run flats on �116-style� rims (Good Year NCT5+), cup holders, debadged, fire extinguishers, additional permanent power outlet, BMW coat hanger, trunk release button (installed by Hobi), GPS tracking device and a big thx 2 Iceman.
Mods done:
� Authentic HAMANN FRONT APRON Including ellipsoid fog lights Item-No.: 10 060 110
� Authentic HAMANN REAR SPOILER Item-No.: 10 060 130,
� Authentic HAMANN HAMANN ALUMINIUM PEDALS For cars with manual gearbox Item-No.: 80 099 100 81,00 For cars with automatic transmission Item-No.: 80 099 120
� Authentic HAMANN FOOT REST In aluminium For left-hand drive vehicles Item No. : 80 099 122
� Authentic HAMANN HAND-BRAKE LEVER In aluminium For left- and right-hand drive cars Item No. : 80 099 216
� Authentic HAMANN Idrive of alu (sorry this is the only one in the World) but you can have it in carbon fiber ,
� Authentic HAMANN EXCLUSIVE FLOORMAT SET In black with HAMANN logo in silver For left-hand drive cars Item-No. : 80 060 120 For right-hand drive cars Item-No. : 80 060
� Authentic HAMANN COVER FOR OIL FILLER CAP In aluminium Item-No.: 80 099 117
� Authentic HAMANN SPORT REAR MUFFLER 4 TAILPIPES Sport rear muffler with four round stainless-steel tailpipes ( � 76mm ) Item-No.: 50 060 111
� Authentic HAMANN new add-on for M pack rear with diffusor for quad pipes -AVAILABLE NOW (http://forums.e60.net/index.php?act=ST&f=22&t=30630&st=0#entry332409)
� ///M steering wheel w Pegasus logo (this will be also changed to three spoke sports)
� ///M pack rear
� HAMANN ECU upgrade 265 HP 608 Nm.
most improtant:
�real and working like a charm forumsbuy real LED tails and PIAA 4700k fogs!!! for HAMANN full front apron you need H3
� CustomAngels, Angel Eyes Brighter than stocks 10X, WHITE & (REd for shows).
� Authentic HAMANN LIGHT-ALLOY WHEELS DESIGN EDITION RACE 20"
Ultra-light forged 3-pieced light-alloy wheel, Cross-spoke-design,Spider in black, titanium, screwing,polished flange
DIMENSIONS : 9.0 J x 20 FA Item No.: 91 207 315
10.5 J x 20 only RA Item No.: 91 207 625
Recommended 20" Complete Wheel Set DESIGN EDITION RACE I went with most aggressive Combination A.10 FA 9.0 J x 20 / RA 10.5 J x 20 with tires: FA 245/30 ZR 20 / RA 285/25 ZR 20
� Authentic HAMANN LOWERING KIT 4 progressive sport springs Lowering by approx. 40 mm FA, 20 mm RA Item-No.: 20 060 125
� Authentic HAMANN TIRE - PRESSURE CHECK SENSOR SYSTEM
� Authentic HAMANN SIDE SILLS Item-No.: 10 060 120
� Authentic HAMANN REAL CF ROOF SPOLIER Item-No.: 10 060 235
� Authentic HAMANN AIRBAG SPORT STEERING WHEEL 3-SPOKE Three-spoke design w their SMG paddles (For assembly O.E. airbag in exchange)
� Authentic HAMANN sports mirrors (all functions)
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and of course !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
E60.net Clings
Still to do list;-):
� Our Hobi's camera system from : ww.switchchange.com).
� Individual leather interior (auburn+auburn alcantara)... and drive with sheer drivin' pleasure ... until 2009/2010 F10 comes or E60 possibly a 540d V8 diesel early in 2009 badly juiced!
HOW much is for group buy??? thx Dom.
03-14-2006, 03:02 PM
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My Ride: BMW E60 520d SE Saloon M47 2.0dTitanium Grey II, Grey−Dakota Leather, Visibility Package, Media Package, Through Load System, Lumbar support − fr seats, Automatic Air Conditioning−Advanced, High beam assistant, Hi−Fi Loudspeak
Model Year: 2006
Originally Posted by DomofNavwithtv' post='247447' date='Feb 28 2006, 09:57 PM
This will now fully intergrate the mod so the you can now make your video source selection through your I-Drive you don't need a remote control.
03-15-2006, 07:10 AM
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Hi
The picture of the remote is in the post already. Please look up top. You will not see anything on the screen in regard to intergration. You press the I-Drive down and right and it will keep switching video.
Thanks Dominic of www.TVandNav2Go.com
The picture of the remote is in the post already. Please look up top. You will not see anything on the screen in regard to intergration. You press the I-Drive down and right and it will keep switching video.
Thanks Dominic of www.TVandNav2Go.com
Originally Posted by bruce_miranda' post='254925' date='Mar 14 2006, 08:02 PM
Why then do you have a photo of a remote control? Also can you please show us some photos of the actual iDrive screen and some feel for how integrated it is. This is getting a lot of people excited.
03-15-2006, 10:41 AM
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Hi Dom
Sorry to ask what might be previously answered questions, but does this device just allow you to play DVD's or is it TV as well?
My car is a 2005 UK model with Pro Nav.
Do you use the DVD slot where the Nav DVD normally goes or do you need to purchase a seperate DVD player?
I am not tecnically minded so would not attempt to try and fit this, do you know of any companies in the UK than can offer fitting for your product?
Sorry to ask what might be previously answered questions, but does this device just allow you to play DVD's or is it TV as well?
My car is a 2005 UK model with Pro Nav.
Do you use the DVD slot where the Nav DVD normally goes or do you need to purchase a seperate DVD player?
I am not tecnically minded so would not attempt to try and fit this, do you know of any companies in the UK than can offer fitting for your product?
03-15-2006, 12:13 PM
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My Ride: BMW E60 520d SE Saloon M47 2.0dTitanium Grey II, Grey−Dakota Leather, Visibility Package, Media Package, Through Load System, Lumbar support − fr seats, Automatic Air Conditioning−Advanced, High beam assistant, Hi−Fi Loudspeak
Model Year: 2006
Originally Posted by DomofNavwithtv' post='255155' date='Mar 15 2006, 04:10 PM
Hi
The picture of the remote is in the post already. Please look up top. You will not see anything on the screen in regard to intergration. You press the I-Drive down and right and it will keep switching video.
Thanks Dominic of www.TVandNav2Go.com
The picture of the remote is in the post already. Please look up top. You will not see anything on the screen in regard to intergration. You press the I-Drive down and right and it will keep switching video.
Thanks Dominic of www.TVandNav2Go.com
But now reading your post am I right in thinking that you need the remote to switch the unit to display to the iDrive monitor first. Then later video switching between the various inputs is via the iDrive knob. Is that correct? If yes then you do need a remote control for at least part of the function. Where is the IR sensor installed.
03-16-2006, 06:41 AM
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My Ride: 2004 530i, titanium gray, gray interior, NAV, adaptive headlights, window screens, folddown rear seats, PDC
I've been watching this thread and waiting for the upgrades. I think Dom is really on to something but I'm just too scared to tear into my BMW and do something like this. I do like the idea of the integration with the I drive. Don't see anything about the TV and reception? TV antenna?
03-16-2006, 01:01 PM
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Hi Everyone
Maybe what I we will do if Hobi agrees, is I will send him one the new E60 units with I-Drive controller and he can give everyone pictures and a play by play of what he thinks and what he would like to add.
Thanks Dominic of www.TVandNav2Go.com
Maybe what I we will do if Hobi agrees, is I will send him one the new E60 units with I-Drive controller and he can give everyone pictures and a play by play of what he thinks and what he would like to add.
Thanks Dominic of www.TVandNav2Go.com
Originally Posted by kyle325ci' post='255651' date='Mar 16 2006, 11:13 AM
Looks like he has two customers in Tampa!
03-16-2006, 01:09 PM
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Hi bruce_miranda
I am sorry I did misunderstand your question. The reason for the remote is because the I-Drive controller is an option. If you don't get the controller you get a remote. We are trying to come up with I-Drive sequences so you can turn the unit on and make the video selections. The problems has been to make sure the these sequences and NOT used in other parts of the counrty.
Thanks Dominic www.TVandNav2Go.com
I am sorry I did misunderstand your question. The reason for the remote is because the I-Drive controller is an option. If you don't get the controller you get a remote. We are trying to come up with I-Drive sequences so you can turn the unit on and make the video selections. The problems has been to make sure the these sequences and NOT used in other parts of the counrty.
Thanks Dominic www.TVandNav2Go.com
Originally Posted by bruce_miranda' post='255289' date='Mar 15 2006, 04:13 PM
I think you misunderstood my question. You said that because of the new iDrive integration you don't need a remote control.
But now reading your post am I right in thinking that you need the remote to switch the unit to display to the iDrive monitor first. Then later video switching between the various inputs is via the iDrive knob. Is that correct? If yes then you do need a remote control for at least part of the function. Where is the IR sensor installed.
But now reading your post am I right in thinking that you need the remote to switch the unit to display to the iDrive monitor first. Then later video switching between the various inputs is via the iDrive knob. Is that correct? If yes then you do need a remote control for at least part of the function. Where is the IR sensor installed.