A friend imported his vehicle but the radio is all in Japanese and its a touch screen, those that seem to have a myriad of functions. Anyway it can be translated into English? Where and how much?
Anunue radio ingineā¦hizo natupanga Mombasa juu ni useless. Last week nilipea jamaa wa carwash Miritini for free.
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Why? Itās working alright, just the language issue.
Yangu hufanya. Jamaa mwingine aliniwekea expander (kitu kama hiyo) though It can only receive 6 stations. Problem is, if removed you get to loose the reverse camera screen, something I am soo used.
Let him learn the language. Hio kitu hainanga language ingine except Nihongo (thatās japanese for ājapaneseā)
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Yea, that too. Anyway it can be translated to English?
Else atumie google translate, then atajiandikia translation abandike kwa dash
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Hehe nitamwambia awe anaipiga picha anatumia hio app ya gugu translate
You can still be able to install an aftermarket and still keep the use of the reverse cam.
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Does a radio really need translation? The skeuomorphic design is sufficient.
The battery issue is a major problem.
Jifunze kupark in reverse, using only your mirrors
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I tried to install one but it took much of leg room, nikaaacha
I donāt think I can do it without reverse cam. My earlier moti didnāt have one and I used to manageā¦ nowadays tufuate mambo ya kisasa.
Sijakuelewa but if it proved uncomfy then inabidi ujifunze kijapani.
Hizo radio Mimi hutupa, kwa Alphard i left the useless radio juu ya reverse camera wife hutumia.
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Peasant problems. My Passat is all English. Lakini speedometer iko mph.
Mimi ni mtu wa matatuā¦sina gari. Nikae wapi kwa hii thread?
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:D:D:Dā¦Tutakuombea Upate .
After-market radios (kina Sony, Pioneer, JVC, etc) nowadays come as reverse-camera ready.
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What battery issue?