$150 Rail Mount Overhead DVD System!
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I dont think I will need to push the sound thru the stereo because the tv has some decent sound... I was able to listen to the football game in the front while my daughter watched her show in the back!
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Originally Posted by rambunctious
Good job Mikeinboise
PIE makes an aux input blackbox for the F150 now. $80-$90
line level in (RCA) into the radio for clear sound. press your aux buttton
Ramb
PIE makes an aux input blackbox for the F150 now. $80-$90
line level in (RCA) into the radio for clear sound. press your aux buttton
Ramb
I'm not familiare with "PIE". Do they have a web site?
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PIE - Precision Interface Electronics
if you do a search for aux input, or IPOD or Sat radio input you will see many posts about the uniqueness of the ford radio with what is called CANBUSS, a newer comunication protocol. PIE backward engineered the control logic and can simulate some factory DVD commands ( the only devise that uses the aux button) this allows you to hook up aux devices with line level inputs ( RCA jacks)
P.I.E link to ford can buss adapter
ramb
if you do a search for aux input, or IPOD or Sat radio input you will see many posts about the uniqueness of the ford radio with what is called CANBUSS, a newer comunication protocol. PIE backward engineered the control logic and can simulate some factory DVD commands ( the only devise that uses the aux button) this allows you to hook up aux devices with line level inputs ( RCA jacks)
P.I.E link to ford can buss adapter
ramb
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Originally Posted by rambunctious
PIE - Precision Interface Electronics
if you do a search for aux input, or IPOD or Sat radio input you will see many posts about the uniqueness of the ford radio with what is called CANBUSS, a newer comunication protocol. PIE backward engineered the control logic and can simulate some factory DVD commands ( the only devise that uses the aux button) this allows you to hook up aux devices with line level inputs ( RCA jacks)
P.I.E link to ford can buss adapter
ramb
if you do a search for aux input, or IPOD or Sat radio input you will see many posts about the uniqueness of the ford radio with what is called CANBUSS, a newer comunication protocol. PIE backward engineered the control logic and can simulate some factory DVD commands ( the only devise that uses the aux button) this allows you to hook up aux devices with line level inputs ( RCA jacks)
P.I.E link to ford can buss adapter
ramb
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Originally Posted by Strobengh
Okay, here's one for you:
What about skipping? I haven't looked too much into the DVD player, but will it skip (like my old CD player used to)?
Props for putting this idea into my head!!!
What about skipping? I haven't looked too much into the DVD player, but will it skip (like my old CD player used to)?
Props for putting this idea into my head!!!
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