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Xbox 360 in car ???



  GT DCi , Astra MK 5
Hey guys

I've just bought a Clio gt 1.5 dci 106

Just wanting to know would I be able to get a 7" screen in the centre console
Also what would I need if I wanted to fit an xbox 360 into the car also
Is this possible ??????
What issue would it cause to the car ?????
Thanks
 
  Stripped yozza'd cup
It will use a lot of battery power yes, but it's common with car audio people to put a second battery in the car. It's not a hugely difficult job, and pretty common. Best place to ask for advice on this is talkaudio.co.uk
 
  Volvo S60 T5
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used to have a ps2 in my old 172.

I miss that car now ):
 
  Polo + Micra
what is the xbox 360 some sort of scaled down LHC?:S

the new 360 draws 150 watts of power (which your battery could run for about 4 hours without the engine running)
 
  Chav Rocket
what is the xbox 360 some sort of scaled down LHC?:S

the new 360 draws 150 watts of power (which your battery could run for about 4 hours without the engine running)

LOL!
Alex do you even know what your talking about, as said before you could install a second battery and a split charger.
 
  Ph1 track 172
i wouldnt do it with a 360 tbh, i had a ps2 in my old clio, that was simple.

xboxs have a habbit of eating discs if you knock them,
you over every bump it will probs scratch the disk pretty badly.
 
  Jap Box
i wouldnt do it with a 360 tbh, i had a ps2 in my old clio, that was simple.

xboxs have a habbit of eating discs if you knock them,
you over every bump it will probs scratch the disk pretty badly.

What he said. ps2 slimline one will be the best option, or maybe a PS3?
 
  Albi blue 197
they run off 12v dc aafter your powersupply unit inside so really just take the transformer, regulator, rectifier etc out and connect your positive and negative to your battery you should be fine with amout of power thats pulling , if there is get another battery in simple
 


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