Rear DVD mount arrived
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What about this all in one? (8.4 inch - Region Free DVD, TV, USB, MP3, DIVX, JPEG, GAME, FM RADIO, WIRELESS, AV IN, AV OUT) etc, etc ![Doh](https://5series.net/forums/images/smilies/imported/doh.gif)
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nck.. that device looks tooo bulky... i like the next base tablet 8.5 dvd... check that out..i think it has the same optins..ericd
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Took the dive because the re-kindling of this thread caught me at a good impulsive buying spree. Opted for the same setup as Rudy so hopfully it'll turn out just as nice as his
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Good luck!
As I said in my earlier posts, the only real downside is that mounting to the flip-out stand may contribute to some small vibrations on the screen as you drive down the road. The way to fix that, I imagine, is to mount directly to the back of the tablet player and not the flip-out stand...
As I said in my earlier posts, the only real downside is that mounting to the flip-out stand may contribute to some small vibrations on the screen as you drive down the road. The way to fix that, I imagine, is to mount directly to the back of the tablet player and not the flip-out stand...
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I have bought the Brodit mount, and are ready to install my Nextbase SDV185-S 8,5inch screen. But I don't have the power outlet in the rear. I have tried to search for a tread on this, but I can't find the solution.
Anyone, please help..
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Anyone, please help..
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Thanks,
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Originally Posted by aage' post='413952' date='Apr 15 2007, 07:41 PM
I have bought the Brodit mount, and are ready to install my Nextbase SDV185-S 8,5inch screen. But I don't have the power outlet in the rear. I have tried to search for a tread on this, but I can't find the solution.
Anyone, please help..
Thanks,
Anyone, please help..
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Thanks,
You will have to use the front power source in the meantime.
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Originally Posted by andy545' post='414003' date='Apr 15 2007, 10:32 PM
I'm planning on buying the rear seat cubby with the 2 power outlets and find/bridge a 12V from either the front and come through the centre armrest console or from the rear (boot) and come under the seats...should not be too hard.
You will have to use the front power source in the meantime.
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You will have to use the front power source in the meantime.
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