I am looking to install the navigation video switcher, and I was wondering how difficult it is to put in. Is it something that shouldnt be to difficult for someone who knows how to cut a few wires? If i do need to get it professionally installed, what kind of price should i be looking for, because i've heard some pretty outrageous numbers.... Thanks for any help.

<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small"><EM>Edited by chuckey420 on 07/09/04 10:45 AM.</EM></FONT></P>

 

Hey man if you are still thinking of installing the AVelectronics box let me know and I will tell you the best way to do it. I did mine myself and it is somewhat easy if you know what you are doing. Also where do you live? If you live close enough by I would be more than happy to show you how to do it. It is always easier a second time around.

 

I too have installed my own unit last year and have sold many many of the kits as well... Any questions, just let me know... I can try and help out as much as I can.

FYI - AV Elecontric's kit only requires the cutting of one wire. The others are simply 'plug/play'. It's really a matter of accessing the wires, connecting the harnesses, getting power and switching it on.

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Guys as soon as vsokolov gets new units in stock Im going to order one and do a how to on it. Ill post as soon as I get it.

 

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Something I dont know?

 

I don't see much quality in any of those pictures. What is that relay in the G35 picture for? Is there a case for that bare circuit board from http://www.converters.tv/products/co...erters/43.html ?
Do you have to cut all the wires on the system you install? Can you have a backup camera turn on automatic with reverse and have a dvd input? Do you wrap and tape the wires or solder and heat shrink?

 

the relay was for something else, we don'y use that board no more, we use a new board that I have designed, firs two pictures, you have to splice 4 wires for install, I solder then ofcourse heatshrink and then put tape on top, because I dont really trust heat shrink alone.

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