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And the buffer (the CD slot is used for the navigation CD too) for the map data is large enough to hold some extra loops around your route.

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And the buffer (the CD slot is used for the navigation CD too) for the map data is large enough to hold some extra loops around your route.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I was wondering if anyone has installed a Navigation system...Pics appreciated. Sorry if this has already been covered - I'm new to the board. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Don

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Hi! I didn�t like the idea of having a small TV screen in my 01 cab�s dashboard so I ordered it with standard RC and exchanged this with a Becker Traffic Pro (or is it a Travel Pro? Sorry, forgot. They only make one nav). Becker is the standard supplier for RCs etc. for Porsche, at least here in Germany. So the Becker Traffic Pro fits nicely into the car. It is quick in calculating the route, which I learned is very important in the cities. And the buffer (the CD slot is used for the navigation CD too) for the map data is large enough to hold some extra loops around your route. It is far better then the Philips Carin system, or than the �98 Mercedes system. Don�t leave home without it! I am quite happy with this nav. As for pictures, aehm, well, it just looks exactly like the Porsche CR-22. EDIT: Here�s a picture: <a href="http://www.domachowski.de/Elfertreff/source/100-0035_img.html" target="_blank">http://www.domachowski.de/Elfertreff/source/100-0035_img.html</a> BTW: This is my first post at rennlist.com, greetings from Germany to all the members! Ciao, Marc

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I got the Alpine nav system in my cab and love it.Very quality and actually looks great in the dash.It's the top of the line modle and cost me $3.5k installed.The radio and ac controles were relocated just underneath and fit perfect with all factory trim with no modifications or cutting.I really reccomend it.

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The Traffic Pro is available from your dealer For the USA: 000 044 900 78 Traffic Pro Unit including CD's 996 647 107 00 GPS Antenna 996 621 970 01 Wire to connect to the Rev. Light Gert has the best price; ~$1300 Here is link to the information I have collected, includeing 996/986 installation. <a href="http://www.johnfelker.com/becker/tp.html" target="_blank">http://www.johnfelker.com/becker/tp.html</a>

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