timsmith93

Part 125 & 132 didn't work. Could also use PM with torrent info, thanks!

Something I whipped up using a combination of images found here.. Would have loved to have high quality sources. Will share PSD if desired

Even with the age of the Z1/2/3 hardware, I would put it above any of the new systems in ease of use and quality. No crashing, navigation moves smoothly, the only down side is poor Ipod support and less than stellar bluetooth. But the main functionality that I'm concerned with works better than my far newer F90BT (which, after 3.0, is worse than ever). The Z series prior to the current one also had some neat functions such as the g-force and side acceleration display, etc.

Uploading torrent w/09 maps @ 300K/sec for 2 days, downloading @ 40k a sec... Looks like very few others are uploading?

Has anyone updated from the X- series version of 3.0 ( the method we all used in July ) to the official F-Series? I've been using the X-3.0 on my F90BT since July, but it locks up quite frequently. Got the F-series SD cards a month ago, Wondering if the official F-Series update is more polished, and also if it will go over the other 3.0 or should I downgrade first

After switching from the Pioneer DEH-9000 series units to a Z1 back in March of 06 I was dismayed to see nothing of this nature on board. To my knowledge, there is no currently available navigation system with such a feature. It seems with the level of access we have to the F-90BT and other F/X series, one of our illustrious hackers may be able to create something like this? I think Pioneer and most other Nav makers assume you will be viewing the navigation display at all times, and have no need for any other eye candy.

You've fried a fuse on your circuit board that is present in I believe all Pioneer head units. This fuse grounds the shield of the RCA cables, and without it you will hear clicking, popping, etc whenever something electrical is activated in the vehicle, not to mention an irritating alternator whine at all times. I'll attach a poor quality cell phone picture of this, you can find threads on the net relating to it as well. One of those is http://forums.corvetteforum.com/audio-electronics/2305049-pioneer-avic-rca-fuse-fix-tutorial.html