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Can you tell me please what is the model number of the radio in your car, as i am interested to get a radio like that. Does it have tape also ?
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W140 600 SEL 1992, C 140 CL 600 1998 , W116 450SEL 6,9 1978 , 300SEL 3,5 1970 , 500SL R129 1991
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Hi, I do have it in my 1998 CL600 .
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It is an addition to the AEG TELECAR D-NETWORK cellular phone.
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The "rod" activates the phone, or accept/denies incoming calls without touching the phone. When activated, one can use pre-defined commands to communicate with the system. like "DIAL A NUMBER" ( and then dictate it) "DAIL A NAME" (from the stored names, to call someone) and so on.
Hi, I do have it in my 1998 CL600 .
It is an addition to the AEG TELECAR D-NETWORK cellular phone.
The "rod" activates the phone, or accept/denies incoming calls without touching the phone. When activated, one can use pre-defined commands to communicate with the system. like "DIAL A NUMBER" ( and then dictate it) "DAIL A NAME" (from the stored names, to call someone) and so on.
W140 600 SEL 1992, C 140 CL 600 1998 , W116 450SEL 6,9 1978 , 300SEL 3,5 1970 , 500SL R129 1991
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The radio looks like an "APS" radio, first generation, with navigation, but no cassette shaft. (dc changer in trunk optional)
Here in 1996 S420 (euro)
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It cannot be installed afterwards because of the several components necessary for the operation of the navigation system.
This is APS 4 in 1998 CL600 (euro)
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looks similar, but has cassette player hidden behind foldable display, less components necessary for the Navigation system, and also optional cd-changer. Unfortunately, it aslo cannot be easily retrofitted.
The radio looks like an "APS" radio, first generation, with navigation, but no cassette shaft. (dc changer in trunk optional)
Here in 1996 S420 (euro)
It cannot be installed afterwards because of the several components necessary for the operation of the navigation system.
This is APS 4 in 1998 CL600 (euro)
looks similar, but has cassette player hidden behind foldable display, less components necessary for the Navigation system, and also optional cd-changer. Unfortunately, it aslo cannot be easily retrofitted.
I have a 1997 S600 US Model, and i would like to instal the APS 4 in my car, because i like the hidden cassette player. I am not interested in the Navigation to work. Is it possible to install and an easy plug and play ?The radio looks like an "APS" radio, first generation, with navigation, but no cassette shaft. (dc changer in trunk optional)
Here in 1996 S420 (euro)
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It cannot be installed afterwards because of the several components necessary for the operation of the navigation system.
This is APS 4 in 1998 CL600 (euro)
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looks similar, but has cassette player hidden behind foldable display, less components necessary for the Navigation system, and also optional cd-changer. Unfortunately, it aslo cannot be easily retrofitted.
Thank you Berlin420Hi, I do have it in my 1998 CL600 .
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It is an addition to the AEG TELECAR D-NETWORK cellular phone.
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The "rod" activates the phone, or accept/denies incoming calls without touching the phone. When activated, one can use pre-defined commands to communicate with the system. like "DIAL A NUMBER" ( and then dictate it) "DAIL A NAME" (from the stored names, to call someone) and so on.
Your kindly answer let me know more about W140 and its options.
Yes, correct, its from my car, and its a APS2, with Linguatronic and D-Netz GSM phone,
that work with at least some of the current GSM cards.
Its a german car, and the Linguatronic do only "speak" and understand German.
The microphone on mine is placed more towards the driver.
br,
syljua
Yes, for pure audio, the APS4 should be easy to install. Theres usually a lot of
units, often brand new, for sale at ebay.de
Beware, that the FM frequency stepping is different in US as in Europe, so
you might have problems with radio reception.
br,
syljua
American radios always skip the radio frequencies in odd numbers, like FM 100.3, 100.5...etc. The European radios move in single digits, like 100.3, 100.4...etc, therefore making European radios working in the US, but US radios not working well in Europe.
Will the connector from a 1997 S600 US Model fit in the back of the APS 4 Radio ?
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