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I have the same problem. I need to reinstall the BT s/w about twice a year No idea why that is

Hi, It's a 2002 Boxster S, 2002 was the last year before the MOST bus The car came with the dash and door speakers and I later added a Bose rear speaker unit which I modified so that it could be connected to a normal amp Cheers

I figured I'd ask before I start wasting a lot of time. From time to time I take my little sports car to one of the local race tracks and do some "high performance driving" To record my lap times I currently use GPS based timer-software (MaxQData) which runs on Windows Mobile 5.0 So I am now wondering that instead of using my Windows Mobile PDA it would be much slicker to boot my AVIC-F700BT into test mode, install MaxQData and now have an in-dash lap timer. I guess that is the easy part, now come the question(s), all about GPS: a) How do I configure the built in GPS in testmode so tha

Before I see if the SquareTrade warranty I got is any good, I figured I'll post my problem: I have an AVIC-F 700BT, Firmware 2.006, it's installed in a Boxster The front and rear speakers are driven by the internal amp of the AVIC The subs are driven by an external amp Everything works great in the morning and at night HOWEVER: When I go to lunch there is no sound from the speakers connected to the AVIC (only the sub is happily rumbling along). I live in Northern California and yes the car is parked outside and yes the sun is shining on the dashboard. So yesterday at lunch time when it