anybody got a pic of a indash tv deck in their crx
I want see how it looks. I just want to know because i am thinking of getting 1. cuz i always have to wait for my gurl at her work and she takes too damn long and i get really bored. Anyways... she is gonna buy it for me so that i dont get bored and bitch at her agian. hehehehe
I want see how it looks. I just want to know because i am thinking of getting 1. cuz i always have to wait for my gurl at her work and she takes too damn long and i get really bored. Anyways... she is gonna buy it for me so that i dont get bored and bitch at her agian. hehehehe
It's a Clarion 5.8" wide lcd. My friend custom mounted it where the lighter and ashtray used to be. Honestly, if you want a tv, I'd go with the motorized indash receiver/monitor. It's a little pricey, but not so much of a hassle for the installation. Also, it's stealthier since the monitor folds away. Don't forget, you'll also need a TV tuner and diversity antennae.
I want to put a laptop lcd in there so i can keep an eye on a datalogger. How hard was it to get that screen in there? how much di you have to trim away?
ill have to get backto you on that, the biggest prob im runing into is the screen. Does anyone know if there is any adapter so you can hook up a regular rca plug lcd screen to a laptop? generally speaking they use vga dont they?
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ill have to get backto you on that, the biggest prob im runing into is the screen. Does anyone know if there is any adapter so you can hook up a regular rca plug lcd screen to a laptop? generally speaking they use vga dont they?
there must be some kind of adapter b/c you can hook an external monitor up to your laptop....
yeh but what was the price on it? interesting enough there is an adapter for a ps one so you can hook it up to a vga monitor, so im sure that could be ghetto rigged to a laptop.
im not positive but ill look into it.. it maybe a modified plug that is used for ps2 to external monitors.. ill look into it for ya.
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