Catharine
I am going on a very long trip and need a DVD player for the drive. I need it to have 2 screens: the base one to have up next to me to change out the movies and the other to hang off the back of the headrest. I will have to put both of them on the headrests on the return trip, though. I would like the base one to swivel flat against itself and not have to lay open to have little feet kick it. Any ideas would be great!
Answer
When you've got two kids screaming and kicking in the back seat of the car trying to share a single portable DVD player, you might as well not have one at all. Enter Axion's new AXN-6079 dual 7-inch screen portable DVD player, capable of accepting a video-in for in-car gameplay, or good for just splitting the screen two ways for your little brats darlings who haven't yet learned to play nice and share. We're pretty sure, however, these things aren't wireless, so if you're cable-phobic, be forewarned before plunking down your $230 when they're available at some point this month.
When you've got two kids screaming and kicking in the back seat of the car trying to share a single portable DVD player, you might as well not have one at all. Enter Axion's new AXN-6079 dual 7-inch screen portable DVD player, capable of accepting a video-in for in-car gameplay, or good for just splitting the screen two ways for your little brats darlings who haven't yet learned to play nice and share. We're pretty sure, however, these things aren't wireless, so if you're cable-phobic, be forewarned before plunking down your $230 when they're available at some point this month.
Is my dual indash dvd player ebrake wire positive or negative? I need to bypass it?
Scott L
Answer
In my personal experience, Dual isn't worth the money you pay for it. Very rarely if ever can you find product support, as well as most Dual products do not last very long.
Also, I strongly advise bypassing the safety switch but if you decide you want to heres how.
Option 1: Depending on whether or not the system will let you do this, simply ground the wire.
Option 2: If it is slightly more complicated like the alpine indash dvd's you can install a switch, simply attach the ebrake wire from the radio to one side of the switch, and ground the other side.
In my personal experience, Dual isn't worth the money you pay for it. Very rarely if ever can you find product support, as well as most Dual products do not last very long.
Also, I strongly advise bypassing the safety switch but if you decide you want to heres how.
Option 1: Depending on whether or not the system will let you do this, simply ground the wire.
Option 2: If it is slightly more complicated like the alpine indash dvd's you can install a switch, simply attach the ebrake wire from the radio to one side of the switch, and ground the other side.
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