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Old 12-14-2005, 05:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Dr_Smith
It does, other than having to use an external switch to enable/disable the output to the nav screen. It looked to me like the Advanced Automations one allows you to select the video within the NAV menus, is this correct?
Anything can be used for a switch though - its simply the fact of grounding a trigger wire. How you would want an external switch to be utilized would be up to you.

We've had a couple of recommendations from using the ebrake, to using the cigarette lighter. I think we're both on the same path to which we want to keep the installation as factory-like as possible.

BTW - out website will be fully functional by Jan 1st - it's a work in progress.
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