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If you really want to play a CD, they do have external units that you can plug into the AUX or a USB and play for as low as $15.00
Don't you also need a round tuit? I got plenty of those. More than I need, actually...Give me a hammer and a piece of 2x4 and I can fix the depth problem
Me too. It is a 7K Autocycle. I do not really see the need for a 70K sports car fancy dash. It could be fun having a KM Odometer too. 100,000km = 62,137mi
I've got it covered; I already picked some up at Amazon.
Pfeh. Get yourself one of those Skyz systems and you can program it to provide that info on the fly.
Oh, ok. I had only eyeballed it, working from the MyElio images, and just assumed it was basically the same DIN rectangle dimensions, albeit with a generous fillet on each end.
Ultimately, the fit is a trivial matter. I tend towards assuming the most complex or worst, so I can decide if something is going to be worth any trouble it might present, and then I'm ready for a pleasant surprise if it turns out simpler or easier. Even if it were as odd as it initially looked to me, it's not a big deal- that's all my earlier post was trying to convey. As I think you've described it, so much the better!
You read me correctly. The Red panel is right at 7 3/32" by 2", I believe. We need a member to put an actual tape measure there... Or better yet, I'll just ask Elio.Oh, ok. I had only eyeballed it, working from the MyElio images, and just assumed it was basically the same DIN rectangle dimensions, albeit with a generous fillet on each end.
So, am I understanding you correctly, if I take it to mean the read panel in the picture below would be closer to single-DIN dimensions?
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If the surrounding red panel in the picture is single-DIN dimension, with an otherwise undersized stock unit in the center of it sitting in its own dock within the single-DIN space or something, that's fine, too. It just means my blind assumptions about size in the configurator image were way off- perfectly possible, even likely.
Or did you mean something else? Sorry if I didn't get it.
Ultimately, the fit is a trivial matter. I tend towards assuming the most complex or worst, so I can decide if something is going to be worth any trouble it might present, and then I'm ready for a pleasant surprise if it turns out simpler or easier. Even if it were as odd as it initially looked to me, it's not a big deal- that's all my earlier post was trying to convey. As I think you've described it, so much the better!
Really, as long as it at least has 3.5mm line-in- and it does- I probably wouldn't see fit to replace it, anyway. I just have an annoyingly fixating sort of curiosity in me- pay no mind to it!
