Navigation Receiver Recommendations?
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Navigation Receiver Recommendations?
I’m a newbie looking for a navigation receiver to replace the existing oem nav system in my 2007 F150. I have a crew cab that does not already have the factory mounted subwoofer.<O
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I’d prefer a double DIN w a flat panel (no flip up screen).
<O</OHere is my “wish list”:
<O</OBlue Tooth capable – I currently have an HTC Eris, but I’ll be getting a new phone soon
<O</OSatellite Ready
<O</ONav System – Easily updatable (I prefer no DVDs, but I’m flexible on this)
<O</OTraffic Receiver
<O</OBack Up Camera capable
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Any recommendations? Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
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</OI’d prefer a double DIN w a flat panel (no flip up screen).
<O
</OHere is my “wish list”:<O
</OBlue Tooth capable – I currently have an HTC Eris, but I’ll be getting a new phone soon<O
</OSatellite Ready<O
</ONav System – Easily updatable (I prefer no DVDs, but I’m flexible on this)<O
</OTraffic Receiver<O
</OBack Up Camera capable<O
</O</OAny recommendations? Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
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Pioneer AVH-P3200 BT will do everything plus more. Add any modules you want and go. I just installed one and it is pretty impressive. The headunit itself can be found for about $250. Your modules can be added to it as you want. I installed the AVIC-U220 Nav module.... it works great too!
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I am a fan of the Z110 or Z120BT's from Pioneer. Once im able to let my Z3 go and upgrade i will. But the Z3 has been great thus far and is updated with the 2010 Maps and has the iPod and BT setup as well.
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