FIND OF THE YEAR on eBay
#1
FIND OF THE YEAR on eBay
Ok, last year!
I found a Factory Porsche Traffic Nav for $299!!!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...NA:MOTORS:1123
It looks like they have more for $399. The down side is they do not include the GPS antenna, & want $95(!) for it! I can't figure out what connector it uses, does anyone know? Most GPS antenna's are $15-30.
But, even with the antenna purchase this is ONE HELL of a deal for a OEM NEW unit!
I found a Factory Porsche Traffic Nav for $299!!!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...NA:MOTORS:1123
It looks like they have more for $399. The down side is they do not include the GPS antenna, & want $95(!) for it! I can't figure out what connector it uses, does anyone know? Most GPS antenna's are $15-30.
But, even with the antenna purchase this is ONE HELL of a deal for a OEM NEW unit!
#2
The original is bosch and has the bosch logo on it.
Type in the phrase ' becker gps ant* ' and do a worldwide search.
They sell from 15 - $30 with 5meter cable
Choose a seller who ships worldwide, and voila.
If you're stuck, I'll buy and send you one
Type in the phrase ' becker gps ant* ' and do a worldwide search.
They sell from 15 - $30 with 5meter cable
Choose a seller who ships worldwide, and voila.
If you're stuck, I'll buy and send you one
#3
They are still $299 and 50 available. eBay ad
I rented an Audi TT in Europe last September with a similar system and was pretty impressed. Wonder if there is the CD for the Canadian Data available?
This may be the antenna your looking for - click here
I rented an Audi TT in Europe last September with a similar system and was pretty impressed. Wonder if there is the CD for the Canadian Data available?
This may be the antenna your looking for - click here
Last edited by jo-hans; 01-06-2008 at 08:33 AM.
#6
I may be wrong on this, but I thought the later cars had some sort of fiber/digital network that wasn't compatible with our cars. Can anyone confirm that this radio will or won't install in the 993? It's a great deal if it will work.
#7
They are still $299 and 50 available. eBay ad
I rented an Audi TT in Europe last September with a similar system and was pretty impressed. Wonder if there is the CD for the Canadian Data available?
This may be the antenna your looking for - click here
I rented an Audi TT in Europe last September with a similar system and was pretty impressed. Wonder if there is the CD for the Canadian Data available?
This may be the antenna your looking for - click here
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#8
A Becker Traffic Pro High Speed (which is what that thing above is, but with a different badge) will work fine in a 993. I know of a bloke in Holland that sels them by the cubic yard, no complaints whatsoever.
#10
I have one in my car for years now and it is a porsche original mount on the 993.
Problem is the US version that is sold has the radio frequencies in ODD numbers.
So these won't work in europe or elsewhere.
Stealth 993 if you could fire up yours and check the radio frequencies if they scan on PAIR numbers, that would be swell for the other Rlisters, regards
Problem is the US version that is sold has the radio frequencies in ODD numbers.
So these won't work in europe or elsewhere.
Stealth 993 if you could fire up yours and check the radio frequencies if they scan on PAIR numbers, that would be swell for the other Rlisters, regards
#11
#12
Really not trying to be a stick in the mud here, cus that deal on that radio seems great. But,, I seem to remember reading somewhere that on the older Porsche GPS stuff, updates to the info for new roads/highways ect was gonna be a problem. Like it wasn't going to be supported ? Please someone, Tell me it isn't so !!
Glenn
Glenn
#14
I recently bought what looks like the exact same radio from Becker a few months ago for $499 IIRC. It came with everything including a guarantee but still $299 is a GREAT deal, even without the antenna. The display is no problem and should work in any 993. Be prepared to fuss a bit with the installation as I had to connect a few new wires (speed sensor, illumination and reverse). The proceedure is pretty well covered here in other threads. So far I really like it. Stereo wise it's about comparable to the 220 but way ahead of the 210. The navigation is good but there are times you'll miss having a big screen. Mine came with current navigation CDs but each CD only covers half the US with about a 300 mile overlap in the midwest. Jo-hans, it also covers the southern most part of Canada, pretty much coast to coast, which should include the bulk of the major cities but not the Great White North. The CDs are made by Navtec so maybe they have a version that will cover all of Canada. FYI, if you plan on playing music CDs when you're using the Nav feature you'll probably want to add the remote CD player if you don't have it, otherwise you need to load the Nav CD everytime you change a destination, All in all though it's a great upgrade.