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GlobetrotterDoug - 02 Feb 2005 04:31 GMT

The 2005 Mercedes with Nav have the capability to show DVDs, but it has
been disabled (I'm sure due to lawyer concerns.) Anyone know of a way
to re-enable it, especially while car is parked? Thanks.

Doug

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Richard Sexton - 02 Feb 2005 15:17 GMT

>The 2005 Mercedes with Nav have the capability to show DVDs, but it has
>been disabled (I'm sure due to lawyer concerns.) Anyone know of a way
>to re-enable it, especially while car is parked? Thanks.

Jaime Kopchinski worked on the Bencker Nav system. FInd and ask
him, he's around and ought to know the answer to this question.

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Rodney T. Grill - 02 Feb 2005 20:24 GMT

> The 2005 Mercedes with Nav have the capability to show DVDs, but it has
> been disabled (I'm sure due to lawyer concerns.) Anyone know of a way
> to re-enable it, especially while car is parked? Thanks.

I'm not aware of any cheap tricks or secret codes, but these guys claim they offer the equipment you need:

www.nav-tv.com

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greek_philosophizer - 02 Feb 2005 21:23 GMT

> > The 2005 Mercedes with Nav have the capability to show DVDs, but it has
> > been disabled (I'm sure due to lawyer concerns.) Anyone know of a way
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>
> www.nav-tv.com

The most interesting part of this post ( to me )
is the unspoken fact that a large
portion of the population cannot stand to be parted from their video
( mind control ) entertainment and will avail themselves of any
opportunity to hook into their mental data feed.

.

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William P.N. Smith - 03 Feb 2005 02:09 GMT

>The most interesting part of this post ( to me )
>is the unspoken fact that a large
>portion of the population cannot stand to be parted from their video
>( mind control ) entertainment and will avail themselves of any
>opportunity to hook into their mental data feed.

So what's your point? 8*)

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Buckshop LeFunk - 13 Feb 2005 13:07 GMT

The point is that they are disabled for a reason. The manufacturer and
the police do not want drivers to look at TV when the cars are moving.
There are many ways in which on can commit suicide without taking others
along.

>>The most interesting part of this post ( to me )
>>is the unspoken fact that a large
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>
> So what's your point? 8*)

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