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15th November 2015, 19:00 | #1 |
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navall 3 fitted
As above I've fitted my navall 3 and just want to know what grounding the system means,as in do I need to run a wire from the system to the chassis or is this built in to the original wiring. Also can I just buy a 50 quid dvb tuner off ebay and plug it in and also are the cheaper active subwoofers an easy plug and play. This is my first venture into car audio.
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Seriously though, any of the extras on my Nav 3 are earthed by the unit so I recon there is no need for a direct earth from the unit itself. If you want TV I would advise Radioguy Sean`s TV units, you not only covered against any faults the help in these threads is first class. Ken. |
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Hi Andy,
The head unit is already earthed to the car body within the wiring so no need to run any additional earth wires Sir As Ken just said, there is a purpose built freeview receiver for the Navall3 which is controllable by the head unit itself
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