lexus is200 sat nav bypass cable
lexus is200 sat nav bypass cable
timmurray85
30-08-2020, 06:51 PM #11No worries dude, thanks for your reply! I might pop into maplins tomorrow and see if I can get the components! If I were to show this diagram to someone who knew about electronics should they be able to assemble it? Cheers mate!
timmurray85
31-08-2020, 09:16 AM #14I reckon you should, there are so many is owner's that would snap your hand off for one! Whack a few on eBay for a tenner and you'll be laughing! Has anyone got a picture of one they have made that I can use for reference when making mine? I'm gonna grab the components after work so hopefully can get this done at the weekend!
I don't have any pics I'm afraid, but that wouldn't have helped as they were heat shrinked and taped anyway.
I'll probably knock a few up again at some point, as there is always demand and I've got loads of the components for them at home.
speedfreek
31-08-2020, 12:55 PM #15A tenner! I sold mine for a fiver, and I thought I was taking the pee then!
I don't have any pics I'm afraid, but that wouldn't have helped as they were heat shrinked and taped anyway.
I'll probably knock a few up again at some point, as there is always demand and I've got loads of the components for them at home.
[SIZE=3]'93 Mazda Eunos Roadster Turbo[/SIZE]
(Current project)
timmurray85
31-08-2020, 01:01 PM #16Just been into maplin and the guy said he needs a data sheet so he knows which diodes/resistors etc to sell me??? I am well out of my depth here! Also, do all the components get soldered directly to a curcuit board or is it just going to be wires? Considering the beatsonic lead is about £130 I reckon you were undercutting yourself at a fiver!
PM me your address and I'll send you the components as I should have some hanging around somewhere.
I just creatively soldered them together to make a smaller unit as possible. Putting them onto a board is the most professional solution sure, but I didn't want bulk.
speedfreek
31-08-2020, 03:32 PM #17The components cost around £2, it's not about undercutting, it's helping out your mate
PM me your address and I'll send you the components as I should have some hanging around somewhere.
I just creatively soldered them together to make a smaller unit as possible. Putting them onto a board is the most professional solution sure, but I didn't want bulk.
[SIZE=3]'93 Mazda Eunos Roadster Turbo[/SIZE]
(Current project)
timmurray85
31-08-2020, 03:47 PM #18Are you sure mate? If you reply with your PayPal email I can reimburse you the cost of components and.postage! I did see this on another forum.. http://my.is/forums/f103/stock-nav-after...lp-408581/ is that ideally what I need to do?
timmurray85 Are you sure mate? If you reply with your PayPal email I can reimburse you the cost of components and.postage! I did see this on another forum.. http://my.is/forums/f103/stock-nav-after...lp-408581/ is that ideally what I need to do?
Not really no. The kit I make has 2 diodes and 3 resistors and a bit of wire. Looks much neater and much easier to make.
The diagram I posted up is what you need to make
speedfreek
31-08-2020, 05:42 PM #19timmurray85 Are you sure mate? If you reply with your PayPal email I can reimburse you the cost of components and.postage! I did see this on another forum.. http://my.is/forums/f103/stock-nav-after...lp-408581/ is that ideally what I need to do?
Not really no. The kit I make has 2 diodes and 3 resistors and a bit of wire. Looks much neater and much easier to make.
The diagram I posted up is what you need to make
[SIZE=3]'93 Mazda Eunos Roadster Turbo[/SIZE]
(Current project)
timmurray85
31-08-2020, 06:03 PM #20Cool, ill scrap that then! I'll let you know once I've done it and I'll take step by step pictures to help any other noobs who may need it
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