15-10-2020, 07:45 PM
(This post was last modified: 15-10-2020, 07:45 PM by Harrythephot.)
My 2016 Tepee has the basic RD4 unit with the RCA jacks in the glove compartment and no usb or bluetooth.
Rather than fight with configuring an aftermarket head unit, I've ordered the Kenwood version of the Pure Highway 600 (KTC500 DAB) to add DAB and Bluetooth hands free to the car.
I can link it to the RD4 using FM or the RCA jacks, but I have a few questions;
1. Is there an easy way to add a stereo socket to the RD4 unit, in addition to, or replacing the RCA sockets?
2. Best place to take switched power from, for an additional 12v USB socket?
3. Does the 70cm long fibreglass roof aerial support DAB, so I could split the signal rather than use the Kenwood windscreen aerial?
4. If not, how straightforward is it to get to the roof aerial fitting and replace it?
Sorry for so many questions and thanks in advance.
Rather than fight with configuring an aftermarket head unit, I've ordered the Kenwood version of the Pure Highway 600 (KTC500 DAB) to add DAB and Bluetooth hands free to the car.
I can link it to the RD4 using FM or the RCA jacks, but I have a few questions;
1. Is there an easy way to add a stereo socket to the RD4 unit, in addition to, or replacing the RCA sockets?
2. Best place to take switched power from, for an additional 12v USB socket?
3. Does the 70cm long fibreglass roof aerial support DAB, so I could split the signal rather than use the Kenwood windscreen aerial?
4. If not, how straightforward is it to get to the roof aerial fitting and replace it?
Sorry for so many questions and thanks in advance.