Farenheit Monitor
02-17-2009, 08:52 PM
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Farenheit Monitor
hey guys i was wondering if anyone knew of a place to pick up a farenheit monitor to install in my cubby or if anyone had one on here they were wanting to get rid of. Anyone???
02-17-2009, 09:16 PM
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The monitor you are looking for is sold under these brand names (same monitor, just a different name):
You can find this monitor on eBay. If you don’t like eBay, you can buy the monitor here (it's labeled as Power Acoutik):
http://www.millionbuy.com/pakpt700mhr.html
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- Farenheit T-7000MHR
- Power Acoustik PT-700MHR
- NESA Vision NSM-7005 7"
You can find this monitor on eBay. If you don’t like eBay, you can buy the monitor here (it's labeled as Power Acoutik):
http://www.millionbuy.com/pakpt700mhr.html
--Spike
02-19-2009, 03:26 PM
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Clarification: The PT-718TS does have touch-screen function, but that feature only works with devices from Power Acoustik (for example, a Power Acoustik head unit).
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02-19-2009, 04:50 PM
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Guys never mind what i said before, i just found out what the problem was. The monitor was not getting enough juice from the positive wire, i didn't crimp the wire the right way, i tested the monitor in straight to the battery and it worked : ).
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I bought the monitor with the touch screen option because maybe down the line there will be a need for it, you never know new things comes up all the time and it's just an extra 10 to 15 dollars.
02-19-2009, 05:11 PM
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There won’t be any “need (use) for it” unless you buy a H/U from Power Acoustik (but of course that is a possibility).
With this said, I agree with you. The PT-718TS is the newest model and doesn’t cost more, so why not buy this LCD?
I mention the fact that this monitor doesn’t support touch-screen with anything other than Power Acoustik devices so that someone doesn’t purchase this and think they now have touch-screen function. It would work with a CarPC, but that would be a foolish marriage since the Power Accoustik PT-718TS doesn’t support RGB and does not have a VGA connector.
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With this said, I agree with you. The PT-718TS is the newest model and doesn’t cost more, so why not buy this LCD?
I mention the fact that this monitor doesn’t support touch-screen with anything other than Power Acoustik devices so that someone doesn’t purchase this and think they now have touch-screen function. It would work with a CarPC, but that would be a foolish marriage since the Power Accoustik PT-718TS doesn’t support RGB and does not have a VGA connector.
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02-20-2009, 03:33 AM
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The only good thing about the touch screen option is that i can switch from AV1 to AV2 right from the monitor. I will post some pictures when i'm done with my setup, i should be able to finish this weekend.
02-20-2009, 01:04 PM
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My Power Acoustik PT-700MHR has only one A/V input, but I placed a rocker switch between the seats (near where the Z has its seat heater switches). I use this physical switch to toggle among three different A/V inputs. In fact using a physical switch, there is no limit on the number of A/V inputs you have with any remote monitor.
You didn’t mention this, but I believe you can also use the touch-screen functions in the Power Acoustik PT-718TS to access and change the monitor’s settings (e.g., aspect ratio, brightness, etc.). I suppose this isn’t much of an advantage (and why you don't mention it) since these are usually one time settings that are not changed after the initial setup.
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02-20-2009, 01:49 PM
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Is your expectation/desire to use the Power Acoustik PT-718TS monitor’s touch-screen function to control navigation using touch-screen, or just display the video image?
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True. But here is a different approach.
My Power Acoustik PT-700MHR has only one A/V input, but I placed a rocker switch between the seats (near where the Z has its seat heater switches). I use this physical switch to toggle among three different A/V inputs. In fact using a physical switch, there is no limit on the number of A/V inputs you have with any remote monitor.
You didn’t mention this, but I believe you can also use the touch-screen functions in the Power Acoustik PT-718TS to access and change the monitor’s settings (e.g., aspect ratio, brightness, etc.). I suppose this isn’t much of an advantage (and why you don't mention it) since these are usually one time settings that are not changed after the initial setup.
--Spike
My Power Acoustik PT-700MHR has only one A/V input, but I placed a rocker switch between the seats (near where the Z has its seat heater switches). I use this physical switch to toggle among three different A/V inputs. In fact using a physical switch, there is no limit on the number of A/V inputs you have with any remote monitor.
You didn’t mention this, but I believe you can also use the touch-screen functions in the Power Acoustik PT-718TS to access and change the monitor’s settings (e.g., aspect ratio, brightness, etc.). I suppose this isn’t much of an advantage (and why you don't mention it) since these are usually one time settings that are not changed after the initial setup.
--Spike
i didn't play with the monitor yet, but soon after i finish with everything i will find out more about the monitor, the things i have to do this weekend is connect the rear camer my amp and the subs and i'm all set for now.
