I want to be able to view DVDs in my 2007 Acadia. I have the Nav and DVD
Entertainment system. ANyone know of a hack so that I can watch the DVD on
the navigation screen while the car is moving. Much thanks.

Why, so you can run somebody off the road while watching it instead of
watching the road?


"g" <g (AT) annon (DOT) com> wrote

"g" <g (AT) annon (DOT) com> wrote

Yeah - that's what we really need... some fool watching DVD's while he's
driving.

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-Mike-
mmarlowREMOVE (AT) alltel (DOT) net

"Bob Urz" <sound (AT) inetnebr (DOT) com> wrote

Point taken. But... at least the blonde makes for some nice watching as you
drive by...

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-Mike-
mmarlowREMOVE (AT) alltel (DOT) net

On Sat, 3 Mar 2007 20:32:32 -0600, "g" <g (AT) annon (DOT) com> wrote:

You might want to read this first.

http://tlo2.tlc.state.tx.us/statutes...htm#547.611.00

§ 547.611. USE OF CERTAIN VIDEO EQUIPMENT AND TELEVISION
RECEIVERS. (a) A motor vehicle may be equipped with video
receiving equipment, including a television, a digital video disc
player, a videocassette player, or similar equipment, only if the
equipment is located so that the video display is not visible from
the operator's seat.
(b) A motor vehicle specially designed as a mobile unit used
by a licensed television station may have video receiving equipment
located so that the video display is visible from the operator's
side, but the receiver may be used only when the vehicle is stopped.
(c) This section does not prohibit the use of:
(1) equipment used:
(A) exclusively for receiving digital
information for
commercial purposes;
(B) exclusively for a safety or law
enforcement purpose, if
each installation is
approved by the
department;
(C) in a remote television transmission
truck; or
(D) exclusively for monitoring the
performance of
equipment installed on
a vehicle used for
safety purposes in
connection with the
operations of a natural
gas, water, or electric
utility; or
(2) a monitoring device that:
(A) produces an electronic display; and
(B) is used exclusively in conjunction with a
mobile navigation system
installed in the
vehicle.

Mike Marlow wrote:

the seat next ot them.

Or even worse, Blondes putting on make up on the express way.

Bob

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"Bob Urz" <sound (AT) inetnebr (DOT) com> wrote


I had one pass me on the interstate (pass ME? yep!) and she had a paperback
between her
hands on the steering wheel, in literary rapture... There is never a cop
when you need one.

HLS (AT) nospam (DOT) nix wrote:
I feel sorry for you guys. There used to be a nice looking female that
drove I 87 north of Albany (she worked in Albany and lived near Glens
Falls) Her routine was to drive to work in just her underwear, with her
work clothes hung behind the seat. I got to see her a couple times each
month when I drove that direction.

--
Steve W.

HLS (AT) nospam (DOT) nix wrote:


"Objects may be dumber than they appear"

Bob

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