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Thread: 2003 Dodge SRT-4 - 3.2Ghz

  1. 05-18-2007, 01:20 AM #11
    xpluis
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    good for neons!! there are little persons that put carputers to dodge neon or srt-4, i thing your screen is a little bigger, ok big is better for use, but small is more stetic.

    Srt have dash silver, i will like paint mine silver but in mexico is better have discret screen, because that i paint my dash black.

    Here my video:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_Zpg3uhoOI
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  2. 05-20-2007, 07:53 AM #12
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    tm-868

    Nice job, I'm doing something similar for my 1995 HSE Range Rover.

    I'm running GPS navigation, mp3 etc off a laptop with the charger powered by an inverter (300w cont, 1000w peak). I have a TM-868 touch screen which needs 12 volts. I have an AC adaptor for it which provides a regulated 12 volt supply, but I don't have the cigarette lighter adaptor for it.

    Can anybody tell me what voltage the cigarette lighter adaptor for this screen provides when the engine is running? Does it regulate it back to 12 volts or do these screens run OK on 14.2 volts?

    Any suggestions where I can get the proper adaptor for the tm-868

    Thanks heaps

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  3. 05-20-2007, 09:16 AM #13
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    it does run 12 volts, i don't know if it will like being hooked up to the car's battery, I run mine off of my computers 12v. I did not want to risk damaging the screen, or just getting bad signal.

    I would get rid of the inverter. Get a car charger for the laptop, save your alternator.
    '03 Dodge SRT-4: 5U Rack case, Gigabyte GA-G1975X, P4 3.29Ghz, 4Gb ddr2, pci-e 16x geforceFX 7300GT, 500Gb sata2, 2x 160Gb RAID0, 2x 40Gb RAID1, 8" touchscreen, XM, ATSC tuner, 500mw wifi, BT2.0, 5.1 D-Digital, running RoadRunner!
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  4. 05-20-2007, 06:12 PM #14
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    xboxor

    Do you happen to still have the standard 12 volt power supply for this?

    Would you mind plugging it in to your lighter and measuring the voltage output for me please with the engine running?

    And would you be interested in selling the adaptor?

    I will keep my eye our for a car charger for my laptop

    Thanks

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  5. 05-20-2007, 10:47 PM #15
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    the screen needs a 12Vdc 1A regulator, you could get this @ a local radio shack, even walmart should have a universal adapter w/switchable voltage.
    '03 Dodge SRT-4: 5U Rack case, Gigabyte GA-G1975X, P4 3.29Ghz, 4Gb ddr2, pci-e 16x geforceFX 7300GT, 500Gb sata2, 2x 160Gb RAID0, 2x 40Gb RAID1, 8" touchscreen, XM, ATSC tuner, 500mw wifi, BT2.0, 5.1 D-Digital, running RoadRunner!
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  6. 05-22-2007, 07:55 AM #16
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    i do have the wall plug, but I cut the end off. Also the adapter that I got with my TM-868 is UK, 220V. Not much use to me.
    '03 Dodge SRT-4: 5U Rack case, Gigabyte GA-G1975X, P4 3.29Ghz, 4Gb ddr2, pci-e 16x geforceFX 7300GT, 500Gb sata2, 2x 160Gb RAID0, 2x 40Gb RAID1, 8" touchscreen, XM, ATSC tuner, 500mw wifi, BT2.0, 5.1 D-Digital, running RoadRunner!
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  7. 05-22-2007, 08:25 AM #17
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    good job on getting that 8 inch in the dash.....that computer is huge but all the other fabrication work is great
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  8. 05-22-2007, 09:59 AM #18
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    Thank you! I know the computer is big, but it's exactly what I was looking for. I wanted something that I could just throw hardware in, and not have to worry about heat, and room. I liked the rackmount idea because of the mounting.

    Last weekend I had reapulstered the head liner in the car. The factory color was pale gray, now it's pure black.. (not done 1/2 fast. I went to a fabric store and ordered paded black headliner fabric, and 3M general trim spray contact glue.)

    Next: Heater vent block-off plate. Then a 9" widescreen in each sun visor. :-D
    '03 Dodge SRT-4: 5U Rack case, Gigabyte GA-G1975X, P4 3.29Ghz, 4Gb ddr2, pci-e 16x geforceFX 7300GT, 500Gb sata2, 2x 160Gb RAID0, 2x 40Gb RAID1, 8" touchscreen, XM, ATSC tuner, 500mw wifi, BT2.0, 5.1 D-Digital, running RoadRunner!
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  9. 05-22-2007, 12:51 PM #19
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    Thank you for your help. I've ordered a regulated 1.5 amp DC to DC 12 volt power supply from my local electronics shop (why didn't I think to ask if they had them) and a 6 amp DC to DC power supply for my laptop from ebay.

    With the 12 volt output supplies you have to be careful as many of them do not provide a regulated 12 volt output without an extra 3 volts input to play with (minimum 15 volts input). So at 14.8 volts, they just give you 14.8 volts.

    Thanks again
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  10. 07-09-2007, 01:10 PM #20
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    sweet ride man. i have an SRT as well, but i stuck a mac mini in the dash under the stock radio where the stock changer goes. nice project!
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