LCD Headrest with Built-in DVD
03-10-2009, 02:39 AM
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here are some units i found on amazon.com
2 brand new 7" car headrest monitors w/ built-in DVD players and built-in speakers. Can play MP3, MP4, USB, SD, MS, MMC. 2 FREE WIRELESS HEADPHONES & 2 FREE GAME CONTROLLERS and 300 games Included Accessories: Two BLACK Headrests each with built in DVD player and monitor Wireless remote controller Power, A/V wire harness Two Infrared wireless headphones Two game controllers Disc with 300 games Headrest pole adapter (12mm) English User Manual Headrests with 7" TFT LCD Monitor Specifications: 7" TFT LCD Monitor Class A Active Matrix TFT LCD Monitor with SHARP panel Adjustable posts from 5.7" to 7.5" for universal fit Resolution: 1440 (H) x RGB x 234 (V) pixels CCEDPitch size: 0.282 x 0.282 mm Brightness: 350 cd/m˛ 16:9 aspect ratio for widescreen movie playback 4:3 aspect ration for full screen movie playback Viewing angle: L/R 60°, U/D 60° Built in Region Free DVD player Electronic Anti-Skip Mechanism (shock resistant) Multi system NTSC, PAL, AUTO Supports DVD, DVD±R/W, CD, CD±R/W, VCD, MP3, MP4 Dolby® Digital support Four speed disc scan: 2x, 4x, 6x, 8x, 16x, 32x RCA video input/output RCA audio input/output Front controls of color, brightness, contrast Front USB input port for flash drives Front SD/MS/MMC card reader built in Two front USB game ports for use with included game controllers Headrest post diameter 10mm & 12mm Built In Infrared Transmitter for audio Built In FM Transmitter for audio, FM 87.7, 87.9, 88.0, 88.1, 88.3, 88.9, 89.1 MHz Unit Dimensions: 280 (W) x 220 (L) x 110 (D) mm Power comsumption: 12 W Power supply: 12V DC English menu on screen display Full function wireless remote controller.
$315.95
2 brand new 7" car headrest monitors w/ built-in DVD players and built-in speakers. Can play MP3, MP4, USB, SD, MS, MMC. 2 FREE WIRELESS HEADPHONES & 2 FREE GAME CONTROLLERS and 300 games Included Accessories: Two BLACK Headrests each with built in DVD player and monitor Wireless remote controller Power, A/V wire harness Two Infrared wireless headphones Two game controllers Disc with 300 games Headrest pole adapter (12mm) English User Manual Headrests with 7" TFT LCD Monitor Specifications: 7" TFT LCD Monitor Class A Active Matrix TFT LCD Monitor with SHARP panel Adjustable posts from 5.7" to 7.5" for universal fit Resolution: 1440 (H) x RGB x 234 (V) pixels CCEDPitch size: 0.282 x 0.282 mm Brightness: 350 cd/m˛ 16:9 aspect ratio for widescreen movie playback 4:3 aspect ration for full screen movie playback Viewing angle: L/R 60°, U/D 60° Built in Region Free DVD player Electronic Anti-Skip Mechanism (shock resistant) Multi system NTSC, PAL, AUTO Supports DVD, DVD±R/W, CD, CD±R/W, VCD, MP3, MP4 Dolby® Digital support Four speed disc scan: 2x, 4x, 6x, 8x, 16x, 32x RCA video input/output RCA audio input/output Front controls of color, brightness, contrast Front USB input port for flash drives Front SD/MS/MMC card reader built in Two front USB game ports for use with included game controllers Headrest post diameter 10mm & 12mm Built In Infrared Transmitter for audio Built In FM Transmitter for audio, FM 87.7, 87.9, 88.0, 88.1, 88.3, 88.9, 89.1 MHz Unit Dimensions: 280 (W) x 220 (L) x 110 (D) mm Power comsumption: 12 W Power supply: 12V DC English menu on screen display Full function wireless remote controller.
$315.95
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I guess the "wink" means you already know(!), but the red button is a DPST switch to bypass the in-motion navigation and video limitations.
Naturally, I don't want to encourage discussion of the hack itself, but I'll address the button - got it at Radio Shack and drilled it into the blank button between the heaters.
Like so many DIYs, I tried four or five different switches and buttons before finding one that was satisfactory. (Still looking, though.)
This "switch mask" can be removed from underneath the shifter console. I had to reach under and do it blind, but it sorta snaps into (and out of) place with a tiny plastic clip on front and back.
So, you can pinch it to remove (again, from underneath). This seemed like a pretty natural place for it, but finding a switch that fit wasn't easy.
Naturally, I don't want to encourage discussion of the hack itself, but I'll address the button - got it at Radio Shack and drilled it into the blank button between the heaters.
Like so many DIYs, I tried four or five different switches and buttons before finding one that was satisfactory. (Still looking, though.)
This "switch mask" can be removed from underneath the shifter console. I had to reach under and do it blind, but it sorta snaps into (and out of) place with a tiny plastic clip on front and back.
So, you can pinch it to remove (again, from underneath). This seemed like a pretty natural place for it, but finding a switch that fit wasn't easy.
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Hey everyone....looking at the Power Acoustik headrest monitors....the company is near by my old home in SoCal...I plan to visit and ask if they sale direct....
Wanted to know if anyone has purchased and done the installation. How is the product? How difficult was the installation?
Bottom line are you happy with the purchase?
Wanted to know if anyone has purchased and done the installation. How is the product? How difficult was the installation?
Bottom line are you happy with the purchase?
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