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Old 7th March 2006, 04:38   #1
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Just upgraded to mkiii and 16:9 screen

Just got my mkiii and wide screen from Gregg Witt. THank you!!!! The screen was pretty much plug and play. The Navigation on the other hand was little more difficult. The reason being is trying to get the GPS antenna from back of the amp to plug into mkiii. I pretty much had to take out everything to get to it. That took most of the time. Once I was done, I updated the software and put in the cd key and everthing is working fine now.
I do have a question for the mkiii owners though. The color selection on the settings, both of them are not too bright if you know what i mean. Is there a way to change the color settings some other way? Thanks
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