Thread: Aftermarket navigation and Rear entertainment system

BTW did you have a look at GTR:
http://www.ownerinfo.landrover.com

There are a couple of options there, also you can check the RRS manuals out as well.

Cheers,
AP

We have looked at that site and the manual that is there for Rear Entertainment Package is for the previous system. It is also a manual for a touch screen system which we don't have with the new system.

Thanks for the suggestion though....back to the drawing board!

Hello I fitted an aftermarket 7" gps from ebay and loaded it with Igo street software and OziExplorer CE. I have all the Raster Maps of Ausralia and all the Hema Desert Maps series on SD Card. This works great. We ahve just been to Lake Eyre via Tibooburra, Strezsleki and back up the Birdville and walkers corossin to innaminka. The unit is wired to the second battery and mounted on the dash. After 3000km of dirt roads all worked fantastically. All the cost was under $1000 andthe 7" screen also has AV input for a reversing camera. I got an external camera from ebay for $65 with wiring and mounted it below the rear high mounted brake light. Again all works fine. By the way I have a 05 Disco 3 S model with raised coils, dual batteries and ARB steel bar. I fitte Rhino track to the roof and have three bars that I mount mu rack to when travelling.

Well the final consensus is that this you beaut $4,000AUD system can only be played back through headsets (that aren't even wireless AND we only got two with the car). The big problem is that every time you open the door the headsets fall out onto the road - they don't like that very much!!

We can get it to play back through the speakers if we purchase the additional $4,000AUD Sat Nav/Bluetooth system.

A suggestion was to get a cord with a male plug each end and connect it through the door jack and the console auxilary but again - just a short term solution which won't work because how long before you forget and open the door and rip a plug or socket out?

The dealer has kindly offered to hardwire it for us but it means that we lose one auxilary point in the back - not an issue for us but could be for other people.

So there you go - this is just a thought for people who have purchased or about to receive the last of the new Disco 3's. We notice that Disco 4 literature actually states that the stereo plays back both through headsets and the car sound system.

A tip for all the young players out there!

Thanks!

I recently had an Alpine drop down dvd fitted by Freeway Car audio in Malvern.
Two cordless headsets supplied with stunning sound.
Car has been wired to be able to plug in thru aux which when played thru the hi ice sound system is fantastic.
Picture is fantastic.
Top notch installation looks great.
They picked up & delivered the car to & from the dealer prior to me picking it up.
Paid by phone they posted receipt.
Significantly less than half of $4000.00.
Would highly recomend.
They have pictures of Landrover installations on their website.
The dvd player is incorporated in the unit & playstations & the like can be incorporated.
I did not really want one however my wife insisted for our grandaughter.
I now would consider it money well spent.

Regards

Chuck

We've had a couple of portable units for 3 years now and they have been the difference between a relaxing drive and the drive from hell on many a long trip. The 2 units between the 3 kids works pretty well. Nearly at the stage where we might complete the set
It would be neater to have integrated units but we also find the units get a good workout outside the car as well. The headphones are wired but that works for us so we can still listen to a CD or the radio.

Does anyone know where you can get a fasica kit for the D3 so you can retrofit a single din head deck?

I went the Kenwood option like powella. Its brilliant and screen is 7 inch and flush fitted where the factory screen goes. Cost was $3500 from Strathfield; Nav is Garmin (Kenwood); SD card allows TOPO etc. You end up with:

Reverse camera
iPOD
Sat Nav
Bluetooth
DVD
TV optional

all connected to original radio and CD

Highly recommended.