Double Din Navigation-help me pick one
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Double Din Navigation-help me pick one
so im wanting to get a gps/navigation setup in my truck, and instead of buying a TomTom or something, id rather get a double din h/u so i get the bigger screen, cd/mp3/dvd player, and navigation all knocked out in one unit.
with a budget of about 1300 TOPS, what is out there? and NO flip outs, id break that dang thing in a heart beat
with a budget of about 1300 TOPS, what is out there? and NO flip outs, id break that dang thing in a heart beat
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#16
me too,im suprised no jack *** fawk face hasnt said crap about u getting one of these.
last time i posted something about getting one,i got thrashed
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...ghlight=Indash
last time i posted something about getting one,i got thrashed
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...ghlight=Indash
#17
I have a Pioneer AVIC D-2 head unit installed in my Ranger.
I-Pod controller is adequate, but not fancy. The radio has a clear signal and is easy to operate.
Navigation, in my opinion is one of the best out there. I use it a great deal.
In fact, I liked it so much, I had an AVIC D-3 which has all the same functions as the D-2, but includes video installed in my 40' diesel pusher motor home. I can either use video when parked on the touch screen, or re-direct it to the main 42" LCD flat panel TV which is located mid-coach. This way, the wife can watch movies back in the living area while we move on down the road. I tow my Ranger wheels down behind the coach.
The backlighting on the D-2 is exactly the same color as the dash lighting in the Ranger. On the D-3, you can adjust the backlight color to the same as what you vehicle is. In the case of the motor home, it's an off yellow/white. Matches perfectly.
Truck Navigation
Motor Home Navigation
I-Pod controller is adequate, but not fancy. The radio has a clear signal and is easy to operate.
Navigation, in my opinion is one of the best out there. I use it a great deal.
In fact, I liked it so much, I had an AVIC D-3 which has all the same functions as the D-2, but includes video installed in my 40' diesel pusher motor home. I can either use video when parked on the touch screen, or re-direct it to the main 42" LCD flat panel TV which is located mid-coach. This way, the wife can watch movies back in the living area while we move on down the road. I tow my Ranger wheels down behind the coach.
The backlighting on the D-2 is exactly the same color as the dash lighting in the Ranger. On the D-3, you can adjust the backlight color to the same as what you vehicle is. In the case of the motor home, it's an off yellow/white. Matches perfectly.
Truck Navigation
Motor Home Navigation
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Originally Posted by offroad_ranger
i have to upload mine to photo bucket. i like the d2 much better though.
Having the 2 disk set up with the D-2 is a plus.
I was very unsatisfied with the radio/DVD/CD player that was in the motor home. We do a fair amount of traveling. You would figure for the amount of money these things cost, they would have put in a decent unit.
I got turned around down a country road where it was impossible to turn around. Thirty five miles before I could get the 40 foot beast turned around - no easy task. Navigation is a must if you have to anticipate what the road is like 3 or 4 miles down.
The D-3 is just as accurate with the navigation although, I believe that the D-2 will allow you to zoom in a bit more then the D-3. That said, the DVD plays well and the back lighting gives you more options. I-Pod control on the D-3 is way superior to the D-2.
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