| perk |
Ok, I know how engineers love to add "stuff" to their cars and I'm no exception (and I know engineers are smart because I are one). What we need is an online competition to see who has the most stuff crammed into their X. I'll start by posting pics of all my stuff. Here goes...
Center of dash, includes factory Navi, hands-free cellphone cradle, TransPod cradle for iPod, 75W inverter feeding digital video camera in glove compartment, and 3-way power outlet.
Gauge pod includes the remote indicator for Valentine 1, which is hidden above driver's head:
I'll be taking trip across the USA for the month of September. For that trip, I'll adding (will post pics later) a Jotto Desk articulating desk for my Dell Laptop. Will connect Garmin GPS to laptop. Laptop will be running Netstumbler so that I can connect to WiFi hotspots on my trip across the USA. |
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| crmsnidol |
- 2 JL Audio amps (mounted in headrest compartment)
- Sub enclosure w/12" Eclipse Sub
- JL Audio RBC-1 control for 500/1 bass boost (mounted vertically in front of center arm rest)
- Blitzsafe adapter
- Creative Zen MP3 player
- Boss DVD player w/remote
- DPDT rocker switch splitting signal between Zen and DVD (hidden under power socket in dash))
- 7" WS flip-down LCD w/remote
- 6' 1/8 miniplug to RCA cable for Zen hookup (center console)
- Power adapter/splitter for zen and cell phone (center console) |
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| perk |
| Yep. Digital MDX is pretty impressive. I plan to do a little wardriving (see his webpage) on my cross-country trip beginning next week. I'll try to remember to take some pics with the laptop and GPS receiver installed. |
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| Warzau |
| Mine is pretty standard got the Aftermarket RES, with blitzsafe for a alpine mp3 changer. Also the SAM Unit, and added rear view camera. If I wanted to I could add my laptop with wireless but am tooo damn lazy. :4: |
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