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Originally Posted by nigwhyrito
Truly the only solution for tv in the car is a satelite dish if your in the USA. If you have an X5 and your in the US get a tracvision A5 or A7. Its directtv in the car low profile and mounts to your roof rack. I rode in a jeep cherokee with it and I'm sold. Im saving up for one. New models cost $3000, used can be had for like $1,000 on fleabay but you have to also pay for directv monthly. If you already have direct tv than it an additional 5 bucks a month. Its worth it if you want clear tv channels while doing 70mph.
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I'm running an Erisin 777A in my X5, which is Android based and tethers perfectly fine to my phone for Pandora, Netflix, Crackle, Hulu, etc etc...spending $1000 on a used antenna and then paying for DirecTV would really on be justified if someone took that many roadtrips, but for around town, my system works just fine.
They do make an Erisin 778 for the EU marker that has the DTV-b whatever that is needed...lucky bastards 
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05-12-2012, 07:22 AM
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