FEH Navigation
Does the FEH navigation offer the user tha ability to find POI ( ATM's, fast food, hospitals, etc)?
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Re: FEH Navigation
Yes, but not on the fly. Like most NAV units, you have to stop the car to enter/find POI's unless you do the POI modification discussed in this forum.
Gary V |
Re: FEH Navigation
Originally Posted by garyvale
Yes, but not on the fly. Like most NAV units, you have to stop the car to enter/find POI's unless you do the POI modification discussed in this forum.
Gary V |
Re: FEH Navigation
Does the Nav system offer a way to update its maps and POI database? Can it read off a data CD in the CD player?
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Re: FEH Navigation
AFAIK, it REQUIRES a CD in the drive to operate. That would mean that you simply need a new set to update the POI and map data. Don't know what that would cost though.
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Yes, it requires a cd in the in-dash unit to operate. That is where all the map information is stored, on the cd. I don't know the cost either, but to update I understand you need to buy an entire set of cds (~10 for the US).
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Re: FEH Navigation
According to NAVTEQ (who makes the CD's) its $199 for a new set. The 2005 set is the newest which was the one that came with the '06 model line. If you have an '05 you can get an update.
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Re: FEH Navigation
The FEH factory NAV unit is an outdated slug of a unit. I agree the Hybrid display is pretty cool, but it doesn't really do anything & you can install a FAR better NAV/GPS unit yourself.
I installed an Eclipse 5435 in dash NAV/DVD/MP3 etc unit in my 05 FEH & it is an absolutely awesome unit & looks factory installed. The Eclipse has a beautiful 6.5" screen, plays DVD movies, plays MP3 disc's, has a high powered AMP section for sound & will work with a backup camera. There is absolutely no comparison whatever between a unit like this & that factory NAV setup & it cost me less than $1000. ~John |
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