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Last iPod I got (6th gen classic), before I put it in I restored it and did a reset on Avic (probably not necessary) and I have not encountered and disconnection issues after that. It's easy to do and it seems to work.

I'll send you mine. Heck I'll throw in my CC and SSN number just in case you need it

It may or may not work. GPS antenna cords are very sensitive but I've done it before and it has worked fine.

On VAG cars you won't be able to get it working through the harness. You'll need an interface. Since you are in the UK you should be able to pick up Connects2 interface which will give you everything you need. Damn CAN bus.

Might work - http://hearitseeit.blogspot.com/2007/07 ... et-pc.html

To be honest I didn't even notice the new ad until you mentioned few posts up

Good riddance! All you did was complain about Avic .. ALL THE TIME!

haha well put. I feel the same way. Although I saw somewhere a mention that the firmware 3.0 upgrade will be free but you will have to pay for maps. Maps are never free no matter what device they are on but $60 to get the new F/W and maps is a kickass deal

So, if S/N is not needed what is stopping everyone to copy the files and distributing them? I guess we'll see when it comes.

I suggest you take a look at quite a few threads on here buzzing like crazy with what is happening with new systems and F-Series.

I'm very curious about this as well. That's the only hack I have currently and I don't want to be without it

These updates coupled with iPhone OS 3.0 is sending me straight to geek heaven Can't wait to see the videos and updates from the show.

Maps on these things are very outdated so you will get some erroneous direction once in a while. TN seems to be pretty bad about that. My last trip through TN, while I was going through Knoxville, it took me off the highway through downtown just to direct me back to the highway again.

I doubt you'll be able to remove it easily. Looks like there even might be a clear coat over it too. Not 100% on that. Just remove the trim and paint it. You don't even have to sand it so if you change your mind later on you can just strip the paint. I did that.

Mine started to do this very recently and for months since I've installed it has not done that. Have no tried to figure it out but I think it has to do with unit shutting down while engine is cranking.

It's scary that you have a kid. All this has already been discussed in other threads.

How is that better? HDD is more likely to fail than flash. And the screen is 1.2" larger which honestly is not that big of a difference. I used to have 7" LCD and I don't miss it that much. Buttons, icons and text is already big enough that it will not make any difference. You'll have tiny bit more real estate but that's about it.

No programming or learning involved. There is some learning needed. Quoting the manual:

Relating to the hissing issues you guys have, that's not unit's fault. Or at least not if it's a working unit. I have no hiss. It's actually dead silent where my OEM stereo was hissing pretty bad and Audi called that normal. Also, touchscreen works just fine on mine. I'm not denying that the unit doesn't have it's faults but seems like a lot of these are issues that are related to how your system is setup and what aftermarket stuff you are using. Can't blame Pioneer for that.

Considering that it took the US 80 years to start using uniform time why should we do it like everyone else now.

You need to have a co-driver to rotate you Avic as needed. But seriously, look around there are plenty of threads on the topic. There is no solution for it other than using 3D mode and tilting the view.

Well if you are going to be an ass about it perhaps you should check your facts too. NTSC - resolution 648 x 486 D-1 NTSC - resolution 720x486 D-1 NTSC Square Pix - resolution 720x540

Looks like those files are gone.

According to the manufacturer you simply plug it in and it "learns" everything. People who installed it can verify that.

You have to take the unit apart and inside there is a mechanism that let's you adjust the time manually. Much like those old alarm clocks.