Ca-Fi Dashlinq4 Android 4.1.1 Car Stereo - WHOA BABY!

[Pwolf]

Originally Posted by kseroski

What "navi app" does it run? and does it have it's own maps on the hard drive or card?

I tend to drive around in areas where cell coverage is spotty, and if it is downloading apps via the phone wireless, then it would be problematic for me.

The unit doesn't come with a "Stock" navi app. You basicaly have to find one. There are a few options out there that have downloadable maps that don't require 3g/4g. Most of those require extra cost for the maps. I've been testing Sygic for the past few weeks and am looking at other options.

[BlkR]

Sygic seems the best one or.its Google Maps (but needs download limit)... its too bad tomtom is not.supported.

[SPT Legacy]

Originally Posted by Fastbrew

Did you try hooking it up to a full set of test speakers just in case one of the speakers has a short?

I did, the factory radio works just fine with all the speakers...no reason why the Dashlinq shouldn't..

[Orisai]

Sygic has good maps, but they get easily outdated.

For those seeking offline navigation apps, here's Garmin víago. Australian users should try Navigator instead.

[BlkR]

Originally Posted by Orisai

Sygic has good maps, but they get easily outdated.

For those seeking offline navigation apps, here's Garmin víago. Australian users should try Navigator instead.

Does it work with the headunit? anyone tried it yet?


those with the headunit, can someone measure the exact measurement of the front face?

[Deathalo]

Originally Posted by BlkR

Sygic seems the best one or.its Google Maps (but needs download limit)... its too bad tomtom is not.supported.

Waze is by far the best, it's free and the community aspect is amazing (reports traffic, accidents, cops, etc.). The Nav is spot on and the maps and nav work offline perfectly. If you haven't tried it, you're missing a lot.

[Pwolf]

Originally Posted by Deathalo

Waze is by far the best, it's free and the community aspect is amazing (reports traffic, accidents, cops, etc.). The Nav is spot on and the maps and nav work offline perfectly. If you haven't tried it, you're missing a lot.

I'll have to give Waze a try.

[TONYpepperon1]

Originally Posted by Orisai

Satellite radio requires additional hardware only available in stereos made for, and sold in the USA. I don't think we'll see such hardware in stereos made in China.

That's bad news.. XM is a big thing for me and without using WiFi. Are there any other good units like this that do support XM?

[junglizste]

Ordered for my WRX. I'll let you guys know how it goes.

[DC2R]

Been searching for ten minutes. Where is link to install voodoo?

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[bwthor]

Originally Posted by Deathalo

Waze is by far the best, it's free and the community aspect is amazing (reports traffic, accidents, cops, etc.). The Nav is spot on and the maps and nav work offline perfectly. If you haven't tried it, you're missing a lot.

+1 for Waze. Make sure you dig into the settings and turn on Elvis voice guidance.

[Deathalo]

Originally Posted by TONYpepperon1

That's bad news.. XM is a big thing for me and without using WiFi. Are there any other good units like this that do support XM?

Sorry but no, android units like this just don't support it. It's not a huge issue for me because of internet radio. And I would never pay for XM, one because their sound quality is HORRIBLE, they compress music down to dog shit level, sounds like 56kbs or lower on most channels, and two, I hate those ass holes calling me and hassling me to buy from them all the time, so I enjoy saying no to them, especially when they get mad.

Originally Posted by DC2R

Been searching for ten minutes. Where is link to install voodoo?

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What?

[Andrew025]

Originally Posted by TONYpepperon1

That's bad news.. XM is a big thing for me and without using WiFi. Are there any other good units like this that do support XM?

You could always get one of their standalone units. They usually sell them on a "special" for really cheap if you agree to 2 years or something like that.

If you use XM for music only, check out the Google Music All Access. It's pretty awesome.

[DC2R]

Originally Posted by Deathalo

Sorry but no, android units like this just don't support it. It's not a huge issue for me because of internet radio. And I would never pay for XM, one because their sound quality is HORRIBLE, they compress music down to dog shit level, sounds like 56kbs or lower on most channels, and two, I hate those ass holes calling me and hassling me to buy from them all the time, so I enjoy saying no to them, especially when they get mad.




What?

Audio driver

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