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Re: Fubar nav laser
« Reply #15 on: 25 November 2010, 15:05:13 »

I wonder if these 'new' units are more cd-r tolerant?  or whether they are nearer to original spec.

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« Reply #16 on: 25 November 2010, 15:32:18 »

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I wonder if these 'new' units are more cd-r tolerant?  or whether they are nearer to original spec.

I had the same thought.. only one way to tell, I suppose! ;)
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Re: Fubar nav laser
« Reply #17 on: 25 November 2010, 15:34:07 »

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I wonder if these 'new' units are more cd-r tolerant?  or whether they are nearer to original spec.

I had the same thought.. only one way to tell, I suppose! ;)

and it involves an oscilloscope I reckon  :y

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« Reply #18 on: 25 November 2010, 15:37:15 »

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I wonder if these 'new' units are more cd-r tolerant?  or whether they are nearer to original spec.

I had the same thought.. only one way to tell, I suppose! ;)

and it involves an oscilloscope I reckon  :y

Or buy two and play CD-Rs for a while and see if the first one dies  ;D
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Re: Fubar nav laser
« Reply #19 on: 25 November 2010, 15:47:46 »

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I wonder if these 'new' units are more cd-r tolerant?  or whether they are nearer to original spec.

I had the same thought.. only one way to tell, I suppose! ;)

and it involves an oscilloscope I reckon  :y

I doubt they are, one of the key differences on CDR compatible setups (that I have found) is that the optical eye needs a setup which has an active threshold measurement for the Rx optical eye.....this is not laser dependent  :y
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« Reply #20 on: 25 November 2010, 18:21:34 »

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I wonder if these 'new' units are more cd-r tolerant?  or whether they are nearer to original spec.

I had the same thought.. only one way to tell, I suppose! ;)

and it involves an oscilloscope I reckon  :y

I doubt they are, one of the key differences on CDR compatible setups (that I have found) is that the optical eye needs a setup which has an active threshold measurement for the Rx optical eye.....this is not laser dependent  :y
arrr, and i was doing so well, i was with you up the last paragraph :-[ ;D

...but if these work that great news, thankyou  :y
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« Reply #21 on: 25 November 2010, 18:35:32 »

could one of the newer ones fit? or parts be pinched from one?      ....no? thought not.   :-/


well unless we ask ...?
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Re: Fubar nav laser
« Reply #22 on: 25 November 2010, 22:46:59 »

Interesting website; if you're felling flush you can buy the whole top cd unit

http://www.lasertrader.de/english/index.htm?frame=sg_opticallaserpickup_carindustry_Opel.htm
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Re: Fubar nav laser
« Reply #23 on: 26 November 2010, 00:52:54 »

Aw yeah, put a DVD 90 in a 2015 head unit, would that work? No?  Dam!  :'(
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Re: Fubar nav laser
« Reply #24 on: 26 November 2010, 09:07:01 »

On the underside of the laser itself is usually a small sticky label with a KSxxxx number, or something similar

Worth looking at the number and googling that - somebody may still have some pattern parts or equivalents

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