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What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Do you still keep all the normal screens? TV.
Do you just select a different input to get that screen?
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Well back home too it behaved fired straight into life, feels small after spending 10 days in a gmc yukon, glad to be back in my own vehicle though
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Something solid axle 
Need to start a fred about the best tyres though, they don’t look like they would handle soft sand too well
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Hopefully better than the rigid smooth plastic original wheels. They just sank straight in.Need to start a fred about the best tyres though, they don’t look like they would handle soft sand too well
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It needs tracks
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Yes sir. It retains all the original functionality. You select Aux input and then hold the phone hang up button for second or two and switches into the IDCore unit; Android Auto or CarPlay. I will do a video on it when I get a bit more time.
There are videos on the product page here so that you can see it in action: https://unique-ad.co.uk/product/wir...-l320-range-rover-l322-discovery-4-2009-2012/
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Now that would be a project. Especially still getting it to fold to fit in the car...It needs tracks
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Get a car with tracks 
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Wafted Otto happily and steadily to the lakes, despite some horrible winds, rain and traffic. Enjoying a lovely hotel for wife's birthday weekend.
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Series 0.5 Sand Rover performed adequately on the maiden voyage.
Sand was hard to medium firmness and wet. Drove well on there, coped well with 4 to 5 inches of gentle surf. Tougher going over the big shingle, tendency to wedge one wheel but good over small shingle.
Worth persevering, contemplating Corvette style transverse leaf springing and some degree of front axle lateral articulation.
Wife very happy to be able to cope with the trudge to the sea edge and back to the car park again.
Sand was hard to medium firmness and wet. Drove well on there, coped well with 4 to 5 inches of gentle surf. Tougher going over the big shingle, tendency to wedge one wheel but good over small shingle.
Worth persevering, contemplating Corvette style transverse leaf springing and some degree of front axle lateral articulation.
Wife very happy to be able to cope with the trudge to the sea edge and back to the car park again.
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Similar to wheels I used, tubed wheelbarrow ones rather than sack barrow as figured plastic would be lighter to lift in and out of Otto's tailgate.
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Same sorta thing but lighterer is betterer. could always dual the wheels like on a tractor or lorry help across rough terrain. More bulky though even with a quick release so you fit duals as and when needed
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Went in the woods and filled up with logs.
Chain oil on the back seat today instead of the carpet...
Chain oil on the back seat today instead of the carpet...
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It is amazing how well they perform with a ton of logs in the back, especially with the air suspension.
