In Car PC's
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In Car PC's
If anyone is interested in installing an In Car PC into thier Freelander then visit my website -
www.mjp-systems.com or email me at mattpage5569@gmail.com
I can also build the carputers to your specification.
Base model comes with a 1.6Ghz Processor, 512Mb RAM, 80Gb Hard Drive FOR JUST £275
Regards,
mjp_systems
www.mjp-systems.com or email me at mattpage5569@gmail.com
I can also build the carputers to your specification.
Base model comes with a 1.6Ghz Processor, 512Mb RAM, 80Gb Hard Drive FOR JUST £275
Regards,
mjp_systems
mjp_systems- Number of posts: 11
Location: Cumbria
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Re: In Car PC's
mjp_systems wrote:If anyone is interested in installing an In Car PC into thier Freelander then visit my website -
www.mjp-systems.com or email me at mattpage5569@gmail.com
I can also build the carputers to your specification.
Base model comes with a 1.6Ghz Processor, 512Mb RAM, 80Gb Hard Drive FOR JUST £275
Regards,
mjp_systems
One of our members has already posted your info elsewhere on this site.
but you don't mention our Club Discount
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Yeah my brother in law mentioned something about offering discounts.
If you look on the website though you are actually getting a substantial discount anyway.
Depending on the spec i might be able to produce one for a little bit cheaper.
If you look on the website though you are actually getting a substantial discount anyway.
Depending on the spec i might be able to produce one for a little bit cheaper.
mjp_systems- Number of posts: 11
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Re: In Car PC's
You interested then?
Or are you just sharing your opinion
Or are you just sharing your opinion
mjp_systems- Number of posts: 11
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I'm kind of intested.
What do you do about a screen? we have a DVD and screen in my other car and the DVD player could do with being replaced, so was looking at a satnav/multimap thingy that i can swap into my freelander when I want to go green laning.
What do you do about a screen? we have a DVD and screen in my other car and the DVD player could do with being replaced, so was looking at a satnav/multimap thingy that i can swap into my freelander when I want to go green laning.
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How do you operate it when it's installed? and could i use one of these to display it?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270259396932
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270259396932
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You can either get a touch screen for around 140 quid or if the screen that you have now has a VGA port (blue port on PC where your monitor plugs in) then you could hook the carputer up to that and have a wireless keyboard and mouse.
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can you tell if the item on ebay above would work? it says it has a usb amongst others? What does a vga look like ?
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what ports do the carputers have ?
usb, com, phono audio/video etc. etc.
usb, com, phono audio/video etc. etc.
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mjp_systems wrote:You interested then?
Yes
mjp_systems wrote:Or are you just sharing your opinion
Yes
I alread spoke to David re these a few weeks ago.
I currently run a X60 thinkpad with Memory Map and a remote 7" screen

but am looking at adding a bespoke car pc to run navigation systems only (both MM & something like autoroute)
what power supply does your system have?
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That screen would not work, to be honest you want something fairly simple as the carputer will do everything that you want. The machine has 4 USB ports for things such as your GPS receiver, LAN for downloading updates and software, audio output like on a standard pc, line in so that your CD player can also be wired in. The machine is operated by a switch on the dashboard to turn it on and off, then you can use the touch screen monitor to do everything that you want.
Here is a pic of a VGA Port

Here is a pic of a VGA Port

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George,
The systems have either the m1 atx or the m2 atx power supply, these are specifically designed for use in carputers.
They have an auto shutdown when the voltage gets below 11 volts for more than one minute, this will save your battery. The wiring is very easy, Red wire goes to second pos on ignition, white wire straight to positive terminal on the battery, black wire straight to earth.
Davids carputer runs MM fine.
The systems have either the m1 atx or the m2 atx power supply, these are specifically designed for use in carputers.
They have an auto shutdown when the voltage gets below 11 volts for more than one minute, this will save your battery. The wiring is very easy, Red wire goes to second pos on ignition, white wire straight to positive terminal on the battery, black wire straight to earth.
Davids carputer runs MM fine.
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