In-car Digital Tv Receiver

[Kamposh]

@Koolibah

What happened to piga story and sing with the kids then buy nyamchom and snack out as you drive and mama feeds you coz your hands are occupied and kids giggle “daddy anapewa na mum”? My dad used to do that God bless that man and rest him in eternal peace

Bibi ako kwa wassup anatext groups zote zenye ni member, mtoi ako na simu kwa porn site the youngest asha create an imaginary friend…generation ya umeffi!

[Mzee_mzima]

@kamnjoro

They dont work?

Nope

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@Kamposh

Bibi ako kwa wassup anatext groups zote zenye ni member, mtoi ako na simu kwa porn site the youngest asha create an imaginary friend…generation ya umeffi!

Kikikikiki
Almost true.

@Mzee mzima

Nope

Sad.

[1776]

@Osiris

True when they sleep they become heavier increasing the fuel consumption

:D:D:D:D:D

[1776]

@Mguu tatu

Unaona vile unaorchastrate kijiji cha wajinga???

Sijui wewe hupata usingizi aje

:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

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@kamnjoro

Has anyone got a working solution for TV in the car? I got one from OLX. The guy installed it and it worked fine… until the car started moving. Sijui kama ni car electronics that interfere with it ama ni signal haiko adapted for mobile reception, ama ni hii model bure kabisa.

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What kind of aerial does it use?

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@Luther12

What kind of aerial does it use?

Zimewekwa kwa. windscreen (two), and two others on each side of the rear windows. They are polythene films with some metallic lines on them.

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@kamnjoro

Zimewekwa kwa. windscreen (two), and two others on each side of the rear windows. They are polythene films with some metallic lines on them.

Something like this, right?

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@Luther12

Something like this, right?

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Exactly.

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@kamnjoro

Exactly.

Try this: weka hiyo aerial (I believe two are enough) upande wa nje wa gari e.g on the roof or on the outer side of the rear ‘windscreen’ then take a short drive and see how it behaves.

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@Luther12

Try this: weka hiyo aerial (I believe two are enough) upande wa nje wa gari e.g on the roof or on the outer side of the rear ‘windscreen’ then take a short drive and see how it behaves.

Will try and see how it works out. Ever seen or heard of one that works well?

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@kamnjoro

Will try and see how it works out. Ever seen or heard of one that works well?

Yes I have. With the aerial placed externally. The tuner was of a different brand, not this.

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@Koolibah

What happened to piga story and sing with the kids then buy nyamchom and snack out as you drive and mama feeds you coz your hands are occupied and kids giggle “daddy anapewa na mum”? My dad used to do that God bless that man and rest him in eternal peace

Kweli kapsaa.
Overtaking with an LHD is tricky. My son learnt to spot for me when he was 4. Best co-driver and it keeps him alert too. Hata system hakuna kwa gari. Story tu.

[Rene_Descartes]

@kamnjoro

Has anyone got a working solution for TV in the car? I got one from OLX. The guy installed it and it worked fine… until the car started moving. Sijui kama ni car electronics that interfere with it ama ni signal haiko adapted for mobile reception, ama ni hii model bure kabisa.

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A car stereo is wired to shut down visual stuff when the car is moving.

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@Luther12

Yes I have. With the aerial placed externally. The tuner was of a different brand, not this.

Which brand was that?

@Rene Descartes

A car stereo is wired to shut down visual stuff when the car is moving.

I understand this is done for the dashboard screens. A roof-mount shouldn’t shut down.

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@introvert

Kweli kapsaa.
Overtaking with an LHD is tricky. My son learnt to spot for me when he was 4. Best co-driver and it keeps him alert too. Hata system hakuna kwa gari. Story tu.

My kids are only alert for at most 1 hr. They have traveled that road so many times such that nothing interests them nowadays. That’s why am looking for an alternative.

[Mathaais]

Parents are always advised to keep kids away from the TV as much as they can even at home.
Yet you here, even with the perfect opportunity to have your family enjoy the great outdoors sights and sceneries still insist on having the silly TV come along with you.
Dude, you are trying too hard to seem posh but there’s something terribly wrong with the way you think.

[Mathaais]

@kamnjoro

My kids are only alert for at most 1 hr. They have traveled that road so many times such that nothing interests them nowadays. That’s why am looking for an alternative.

Take a different route. Who said you must always drive from Nairobi, Rironi, Limuru, Naivasha through Gilgil to reach Nakuru?
You have the car, be adventurous and try something new.

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@Mathaais

Parents are always advised to keep kids away from the TV as much as they can even at home.
Yet you here, even with the perfect opportunity to have your family enjoy the great outdoors sights and sceneries still insist on having the silly TV come along with you.
Dude, you are trying too hard to seem posh but there’s something terribly wrong with the way you think.

Umenitusi lakini umesema ukweli. Food for thought.

@Mathaais

Take a different route. Who said you must always drive from Nairobi, Rironi, Limuru, Naivasha through Gilgil to reach Nakuru?
You have the car, be adventurous and try something new.

Am still digesting your previous point. But you’re right. There are other better options than struggling to fix a non-working tv.

[Mathaais]

@kamnjoro

Umenitusi lakini umesema ukweli. Food for thought.

Am still digesting your previous point. But you’re right. There are other better options than struggling to fix a non-working tv.

I didn’t insult you but see, you are already thinking differently. I believe that TV comes in handy when you reach your destination.