Re:DrRobin's Northumberland Jimny

facade wrote:

Which one?
I used to subscribe to pocketgpsworld.
They don't support the SLDA, and I can't remember how I got it to work, I could do with an update!
 

The SLDA just requires a .CSV file which is in the format

<longitude>,<latitude>,<Device Name>

Example
-3.71973,51.52465,A MOBILE SPEED CAMERA LIMIT 70 MPH
-1.57768,55.02809,A MOBILE SPEED CAMERA LIMIT 30 MPH
-0.91932,52.24379,A MOBILE SPEED CAMERA LIMIT 30 MPH
-0.35704,53.77685,A MOBILE SPEED CAMERA LIMIT 30 MPH

There are other optional fields but they are not required.

Nearly all of the .CSV files that are supplied by the data providers (PocketGPSWorld) are in the correct format, but if Suzuki SLDA isn't listed then 'Nissan Connect' is the format which is suggested.

I bought the Fixed (Gatso, Specs, includes the average speed warnings), Red Light and Mobile cameras from SpeedCams.co.uk ( www.speedcams.co.uk/shop/suzuki ), it was £9.99 as a download with full instructions.  Then just put it on a memory stick and the Sat Nav automatically updates.

It's a good deal cheaper than PocketGPSWorld (£19.95) but I don't think Speedcams includes free updates for 12 months, although they do say there is a discount when updating and the cameras don't change very often.

Robin

I added rear speakers, wow what a difference to the sound.

Brackets
 
 

Speakers
 
 

The whole job took about 2 hours, but I did find some bird seed and a £1 coin under the back seat/trim, left by the previous owner.

Robin
 

I was put off fitting rears by the mediocre sound from the Pioneers.  They're better than the stock speakers, but they're not great.  Unfortunately very few 13cm speakers actually fit - most are designed for a somewhat bigger hole.

So much room for activities in there, way better than the gen3, I'd have that lined out and sealed in mdf for something interesting in no time.

Lambert wrote:

So much room for activities in there, way better than the gen3, I'd have that lined out and sealed in mdf for something interesting in no time.
 

As the Gen 4 doesn't have the useless arm rests/pockets in the rear it is actually a lot wider in the back.  However, the rear seats, toolbox and side pieces are made of ultra slippy material and anything put in the rear soon ends up at one side or in the front footwells.  I bought the genuine rubber mat, that helps a lot, but have just ordered fake leather mats which fix to the seat backs, sides and tool box as I am fed up with my stuff sliding around when I can't be bothered to put both seats down and use the large rubber mat.

Robin
 

So that entire void could be made into an enclosure without the door cards intruding into it?