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Smart iPhone ! iPad ! Samsung ! Single Din AM/FM Radio


Features : Play Your Smart iPhone, iPad, Samsung Music AM / FM Radio USB / SD / SDHC Front / Rear Aux 75Wx4 Last Memory Function Folder / Random play 5-EQ


Bluetooth 2.0 A2DP


Smart Din without phone


Samsung iPad


Smart Phone Face Clips into Din


iPhone


Removeable Front Face


DINSP200


WORLD’S FIRST SONY CCD REARVIEW CAMERA with adjustable Parking line positioning


For the first time ...You can perfectly Custom Adjust parking lines to compensate for cameras height and location on any vehicle. You can even flip image for a top down view for installing in Vans, Trucks and RV’s


Programmable Functions : LSC - lens shading compensation HLD - Auto headlight washout blocking WDR - Wide dynamic range NME - Program your company name on OSD IMA


YOUR NAME HERE Specs:


Sony CCD .1 Lux


165 degrees 12vdc


-20C to +70C


17900 Crusader Ave, Cerritos, CA 90703 USA (800) 788-1212 (562) 809-5090


RVC5000


Adjust over 30 camera settings with the handheld programmer


- Flip image from bottom to top down view


PKL - Custom Adjust parking lines position, length, width and even color


Specs :


High Output White LED Number of LED Lamps : 10 Lighttime : 50,000 Hours Drilling-hole diameter : 1.95cm Temperture : -40ºC ~ 80ºC Input Voltage : 9 - 32VDC Engine running sensor built in Positioning Stickers Included


Install flush into any grill or actual bumper itself.


Custom mount in a straight line on follow contour curves of bumper


Installs in locations where no other DRL can fit !


DRL1000


INDIVIDUALLY CUSTOM DRILL IN ! LED Daytime Running Lights


Are you Ready... NEW!


NEW!


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