Dynavin N6 install -Pics! (Not Mine).
Posted: Thu Oct 02, 2014 12:13 pm
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Re: Dynavin N6 install -Pics! (Not Mine).
Posted: Thu Oct 02, 2014 2:39 pm
Just read the full thread and watched the video on you tube. It looks like a really good unit with backup from a supplier which has always put me off Chinese double din units.
Re: Dynavin N6 install -Pics! (Not Mine).
Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2014 12:09 am
Have purchased mine with DVB-T (digital TV tuner), reverse camera and flush mount USB so that I can have an easy place to plug in to iPhone for charge/direct play function.
Will let you know once it arrives - but having installed one of these in an E39 a few years ago, I remember it's a full day to do the job properly (mainly running the cables to the reverse camera) from end to end......
Will let you know once it arrives - but having installed one of these in an E39 a few years ago, I remember it's a full day to do the job properly (mainly running the cables to the reverse camera) from end to end......
Re: Dynavin N6 install -Pics! (Not Mine).
Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2014 2:04 pm
Sorry to dig this up but the feedback on outpost looks most promising on the N6
Interestingly they are paying $699 (£450) from a place called J and T Distributing whereas I could only spot a place called auto-electronics that wants £599 (a whopping £150 more) over in the UK?
Import fees I guess would kill the US version over here?
Interestingly they are paying $699 (£450) from a place called J and T Distributing whereas I could only spot a place called auto-electronics that wants £599 (a whopping £150 more) over in the UK?
Import fees I guess would kill the US version over here?
Re: Dynavin N6 install -Pics! (Not Mine).
Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2014 4:41 pm
I bought a Dynavin D99 winCE headunit off them. The CD drive packed in after 6 months. I had to send them the unit back and they fitted a new CD drive under warranty, so they are good for repairs even though I had to pay the carriage. If you buy direct from China you may struggle if a repair is needed.
The D99 was the WinCE version I think the one you are looking at maybe the later Android version which is supposed to be better
I only live a few miles from their place but they wouldn't let me drop it off or pick it up as they use a PO box, and said the repairs were automatically diverted to their electronics repair shop.
The D99 was the WinCE version I think the one you are looking at maybe the later Android version which is supposed to be better
I only live a few miles from their place but they wouldn't let me drop it off or pick it up as they use a PO box, and said the repairs were automatically diverted to their electronics repair shop.
Re: Dynavin N6 install -Pics! (Not Mine).
Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2014 5:02 pm
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I bought a Dynavin D99 winCE headunit off them. The CD drive packed in after 6 months. I had to send them the unit back and they fitted a new CD drive under warranty, so they are good for repairs even though I had to pay the carriage. If you buy direct from China you may struggle if a repair is needed.
The D99 was the WinCE version I think the one you are looking at maybe the later Android version which is supposed to be better
I only live a few miles from their place but they wouldn't let me drop it off or pick it up as they use a PO box, and said the repairs were automatically diverted to their electronics repair shop.
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On face value it does look quite good but "auto-electronics" seems not to have a contact address
This is their webpage and I think it's the same outfit on Ebay. I also think there is a "Dynavin registered installer" somewhere in manchester
http://www.auto-electronics.com/index.p ... 6-e53.html
Still a big hike from £450 with an american supplier to £599 from a UK supplier
I bought a Dynavin D99 winCE headunit off them. The CD drive packed in after 6 months. I had to send them the unit back and they fitted a new CD drive under warranty, so they are good for repairs even though I had to pay the carriage. If you buy direct from China you may struggle if a repair is needed.
The D99 was the WinCE version I think the one you are looking at maybe the later Android version which is supposed to be better
I only live a few miles from their place but they wouldn't let me drop it off or pick it up as they use a PO box, and said the repairs were automatically diverted to their electronics repair shop.
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On face value it does look quite good but "auto-electronics" seems not to have a contact address
This is their webpage and I think it's the same outfit on Ebay. I also think there is a "Dynavin registered installer" somewhere in manchester
http://www.auto-electronics.com/index.p ... 6-e53.html
Still a big hike from £450 with an american supplier to £599 from a UK supplier