75/ZT double din arrived and installed - Page 41

phenonix · 25th December 2009, 10:47

would that involve drilling a 28 mm hole in your boot lid?

peterv6 · 25th December 2009, 11:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by phenonix

would that involve drilling a 28 mm hole in your boot lid?

Yes it would but then the camera looks more factory installed.
No drinking before drilling then!

Hans-Peter · 25th December 2009, 11:49

Some news from Cathy :

Dear Peter,
Merry Christmas& Best wishes to your family~

I saw your message from the Forum, I saw you have some problem with the GPS map or SD car, yes?

Here I'd like to advise as follow:
Tomtom in fact not very suit for UK user, Igo8, Igo9 ,Route66 is OK.
the function of SD card is like that: all the GPS map of Igo9, Route66 information should installed into the SD card,
then sd card will built in the DVD when delivery, that's finished.

For the phone book issue, I am still checking with our factory side, as it really need time to develop some software or other things,
so currently, may have no updated information about it.sorry, I friend....

Robson Rover Repair · 25th December 2009, 15:31

God bless them, at least they are trying.

I wonder will they make it possible to upgrade exsisting unit, eg, send out the parts / software as necessary for those who missed out at the start.

May be an idea for them, because they are really helping everyone out.

peterv6 · 25th December 2009, 15:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by MacGyver

God bless them, at least they are trying.

I wonder will they make it possible to upgrade exsisting unit, eg, send out the parts / software as necessary for those who missed out at the start.

May be an idea for them, because they are really helping everyone out.

I agree, even though I had some problems when I ordered they gave me a fair discount.
They are very quick with email reply's as well. When emailing other company's I'm glad if I get a reply within 24 hours, with China I have sent 10 mails and got 10 answers.

Maybe for a fair price I'm willing to pay for a software upgrade.

phenonix · 27th December 2009, 10:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by peterv6

I agree, even though I had some problems when I ordered they gave me a fair discount.
They are very quick with email reply's as well. When emailing other company's I'm glad if I get a reply within 24 hours, with China I have sent 10 mails and got 10 answers.

Maybe for a fair price I'm willing to pay for a software upgrade.

Peter the company we bought ours from is different to the one Picky got his from.

Cathy(Hualingan)

Emily (Advanced Industrial Limited)
http://www.teqfirst.com/

all still from China though

peterv6 · 27th December 2009, 11:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by phenonix

Peter the company we bought ours from is different to the one Picky got his from.

Cathy(Hualingan)

Emily (Advanced Industrial Limited)
http://www.teqfirst.com/

all still from China though

Having emailed both they both where fast in answering but made the deal with Emily.

China is coming, watch out Europe!

You all have a great New Year!

Phil · 27th December 2009, 17:58

Is there much variation on price depending on where you buy from? Do they take card payments for this type of thing?

bluenose66 · 27th December 2009, 19:30

Whilst checking out rear view cameras on the Hualingan site, I came accross a camera that looks like it has been designed for the Roewe 750, specs:

Introduce:SPECIAL CAR CAMERA(ROEWE 750)
1.Sensor:1/4color CMOS/1/4 color CCD
2.Pixels:580X492/628X582
3.lens angle:170 degrees
4.Voltage:12V
5.ABS material.
6.Roewe750 car rear view camera
7.designed according to the license light hole install
8.Low illumination and fill light automatic, waterproof
9.Very small,and easy for installing.

Link: http://www.dvdplayer.com.cn/img.asp?...L-5811/HL-9811

Phil · 27th December 2009, 19:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by bluenose66

Whilst checking out rear view cameras on the Hualingan site, I came accross a camera that looks like it has been designed for the Roewe 750, specs:

Introduce:SPECIAL CAR CAMERA(ROEWE 750)
1.Sensor:1/4color CMOS/1/4 color CCD
2.Pixels:580X492/628X582
3.lens angle:170 degrees
4.Voltage:12V
5.ABS material.
6.Roewe750 car rear view camera
7.designed according to the license light hole install
8.Low illumination and fill light automatic, waterproof
9.Very small,and easy for installing.

Link: http://www.dvdplayer.com.cn/img.asp?...L-5811/HL-9811

Will it be a straight fit though? The Roewe 750 has a different boot doesn't it?

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bluenose66 Loves to post MG ZT CDTI+ 135 Auto -Intake Mod 2 - EGR Bypass Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Bristol Posts: 325 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Whilst checking out rear view cameras on the Hualingan site, I came accross a camera that looks like it has been designed for the Roewe 750, specs: Introduce:SPECIAL CAR CAMERA(ROEWE 750) 1.Sensor:1/4color CMOS/1/4 color CCD 2.Pixels:580X492/628X582 3.lens angle:170 degrees 4.Voltage:12V 5.ABS material. 6.Roewe750 car rear view camera 7.designed according to the license light hole install 8.Low illumination and fill light automatic, waterproof 9.Very small,and easy for installing. Link: http://www.dvdplayer.com.cn/img.asp?...L-5811/HL-9811