Software is the least of my problems, everything possible will run on my linux carpc once I solve the hardware installation issues.Īny help in answering the above 6 numbered questions is greatly appreciated!!! But after an year of listening MP3 on a FM transmitter with interference all the time, I decided to go ahead now. Once the project will be finished (perhaps in a month) I'll document all hardware used for my project, so if anybody has a W203 it should be trivial for him to do it again.Īt least for me the scare of being unable to use aftermarket equipment on my mercedes and being unable to dismantle the car to install new components was the highest fear factor in deciding to start the project. So I'm searching for something smaller in size but still high quality. The rockford won't fit in the lower floor of the passenger tray however, so I wouldn't know where to put it. The specifications of the audi10 that will go away seems to be these (found on a audio10 insertion on ebay):ĭimensions: 13.28" x 9.6" x 2.62" (33.7cm x 24.4cm x 6.6cm) The audio10 radio is identical to this one:
I should be left with 4 speakers and their cables behind the dash. What I need to solve is the audio system part. The P1900 should fit behind the screen (I'll place a usb thermometer behind the screen so I can monitor the temperature behind the dash in the caprc software just in case). I found two kits that should allow me to install the lilliput in the dual din of my w203, and the mac mini should be small enough to fit in the upper part of the passenger tray. I've enough skills that the software part is trivial, the hard part for me is the hardware, and I solved most of it so far.
I got sick of the audi10 system and the moment I upgrade it, I want a real PC so I can do everything (not just elisa media player but also terrestrial DVB, GPS, googleearth+gpsd+qgps driving, wifi etc.). I'm installing a carpc (mac mini +Ĭarnetix CNX-P1900 + carnetix P1900 macpack+ lilliput 629GL-70NP lad backlight) in my sportcoupe 2001.
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