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Best Fitting Sat Nav for Base D3
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jowett110
 


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Best Fitting Sat Nav for Base D3

Has anyone got any recommendations for the best Sat Nav to use within the Base D3. I want something which will fit in the cubby hole where the FF system fits - I have at present a Garmin Nuvi 660 in the cubby hole, but want something that looks a bit better without taking half the dash apart!

Cheers

Paul Wish I had a D3, but at least I now have a Landie - YIPEE  
Post #29378030th Apr 2008 2:35 pm
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J T
 


Member Since: 04 Mar 2006
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Paul,

I have a AVMap gps which fits in the cubby hole quite well.



It is for sale at the mo, Whistle http://www.island-weather.co.uk  
Post #29384530th Apr 2008 5:29 pm
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jowett110
 


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Looks pretty good, but must mean cutting the dash to get wires through. Don't want to cut too much as may trade up for a top spec in the near future.

J T wrote:
Paul,

I have a AVMap gps which fits in the cubby hole quite well.



It is for sale at the mo, Whistle
 Wish I had a D3, but at least I now have a Landie - YIPEE  
Post #29399530th Apr 2008 8:49 pm
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J T
 


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I also did not want to cut the dash so I ran the power wire under the rubber matt and down to the right hand power socket, the GPS aerial is integrated and kept a fix no problems at all. http://www.island-weather.co.uk  
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