I have this clock. Installed this last year in the blue version. Very happy with this.
Goes great with the blue LED's in my window switches too.
John
I have this clock. Installed this last year in the blue version. Very happy with this.
Goes great with the blue LED's in my window switches too.
John
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Location: Renton, WA
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I hope to GAWD this is not some sort of cruel joke. I am going to order one right now and let you all know what happens. I am so tired of looking at the empty hole where my clock was and I want the interior complete.
Mark Vanyo
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Location: Happy Valley, OR
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Cheers
Steven Maguire
#4456
IT'S A TRAP!!!!!
I also have a working OEM clock but his board looks like a nice upgrade. I wonder if the LEDs are a little bigger and brighter than the OEM display.
He may need some idea of how many units he can sell. It makes a big difference in parts cost if you can buy larger quanties.
Dave M vin 03572
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Location: The Netherlands
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My VIN: 1100
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Hi,
To answer the questions about the price.
The price of the item is, for a display with:
* green digits: 179 Euro.
* blue digits: 199 Euro.(blue digit components are more expensive)
These prices are exclusive shipping costs.
Maurice
Location: The Netherlands
Posts: 9
My VIN: 1100
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Hi,
I want to answer the questions raised earlier in the thread:
The size and also the readability of the digits is comparable to the original clock. Note that the separator dots between hours and minutes are placed a bit wider. The blue digit display is a bit more bright than the green digit display. See the blue digit display in action in daylight in the earlier post of "john 05141" in this thread.
As "dmc6960" mentioned above, the green cover of the housing does hardly influence the color appearance of the green or blue digits.
To make things clear. The clock is a replacement printed circuit board (PCB). It replaces the original PCB, you need to have the original clock housing and cover to install it.
Installing should be easy by following the steps in the included manual.
Maurice
HOLY HELL, that is way overpriced. Niche market I guess. Looks good, but geeze...
-Kris
#4222