Nav-TV
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For those in the market for a "back up camera", and a few other goodies, I suggest highly https://navtv.com/. Had it installed by a pro, and although I originally purchased both the front and rear camera, I ultimately only had the rear installed. Didn't want to drill a hole in the front bumper.
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Excellent clarity
Enhanced Video
Look it up, and you will be very happy with this, as a sub for those who did not get the camera with your purchase.
Enjoy, and very happy with the result.
Overall:
Excellent clarity
Enhanced Video
Look it up, and you will be very happy with this, as a sub for those who did not get the camera with your purchase.
Enjoy, and very happy with the result.
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Good luck!
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Foosh (05-15-2015)
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Good Luck to you and thanks for sharing with the group.
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Youtube has a fairly extensive video as well. The issue for me is that I am not that good at these things, would scratch or do something and be very upset that I didn't take it somewhere. It is a complicated install, and as always they make it seem so much easier than it really is, in my opinion. Not a knock on the NavTV folks, as they are actually awesome to deal with. Rather, a warning that "if not good at this", it isn't a simple or anywhere near a plug and play.
Good Luck to you and thanks for sharing with the group.
Good Luck to you and thanks for sharing with the group.
Seen and researched the Nav-TV set-up and it appears to be a near flawless integration into the existing nav screen. My question is, how did you locate an installer? Did Nav-TV recommend one in your area? or did you just find someone local? $130 seems exceptionally reasonable.
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I'm considering adding the Front Camera to the OEM Back-up Camera.
Seen and researched the Nav-TV set-up and it appears to be a near flawless integration into the existing nav screen. My question is, how did you locate an installer? Did Nav-TV recommend one in your area? or did you just find someone local? $130 seems exceptionally reasonable.
Seen and researched the Nav-TV set-up and it appears to be a near flawless integration into the existing nav screen. My question is, how did you locate an installer? Did Nav-TV recommend one in your area? or did you just find someone local? $130 seems exceptionally reasonable.
Good Luck. It is flawless thus far, and as I stated the front had to be drilled and I opted out of this, as I couldn't bear doing this to my "F". The rear was great, as it installs over the License Plate Bracket, a bit tight for the trunk opening and Nav was open about this asking if I had little fingers. I said at 6'3" 270 lbs., I don't think so....sausage maybe :-). However, the beauty is that you have the key fob, and that opens the trunk for me without having to touch the button under the trunk lid. It actually looks pretty good also hanging over the plate, under the lid button, very futuristic.
Hope this helps, and good luck to you. You will like the DVD on the screen from this interface, and the camera is a "perfect picture" that my wife even commented on with the vibrant clarity.
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slojotaa (05-15-2015)
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