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06 June 2015
Very good product for the price. You get exactly what you pay for.
1 of 1 found this helpful The design is good and came with all the required bits. Fits nicely into the dash. Is well constructed for the price and works as described. Sound output is equal or better than the original unit. The only issues are that the radio tuner scale is lit by a white light which is very bright at night and the radio seems more succeptable to interference than other units.
11 June 2019
Good quality replacement for the price.
The carburetor was a good replacement, being of direct fit with the original, with only the choke bracket being slightly different and relatively easy to tune.
Quality is not the same as the original, but is pretty good for the price.
Have done over 2,000km since installing and only had to adjust the idle speed slightly.
If you needed a carby for an A12 engine, you could do worse than buy one of these.
13 July 2017
As far as a simple, small, powerful computer goes these are a brilliant little machine.
The Raspberry Pi is a very powerful, tiny computer that runs off a 5v micro Usb adaptor. It has 4 USB ports, onboard Lan, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth as well as HDMI and 3.5mm audio outputs. It also has other on board ports for connection to additional accessories (Like LCD displays etc.)
The software running on the Pi comes from a user supplied micro SD card. All of the software i've found to date is open source and available online, and is usually as simple as writing an image to the memory card using another PC.
I now have three Pi's in service around my home performing different tasks. One as a VOIP server running RasPBX (Asterisk for the Raspberry Pi) and two running the Open Source Media Centre (OSMC), one for each of my TVs.
I have compared the features of the OSMC with other media centres on the market, and for a "build-it-yourself" solution the Pi is fast enough and certainly user friendly enough, and there are plenty of support forums if you get stuck.
The biggest downfall I have found with the Pi is the reliance on the micro SD card. In the few years I have had the VOIP server running it has crashed twice due to the cards failing. Thankfully I keep a backup and it's easy to restore, but inconvenient nonetheless.
The biggest disadvantage i've found with this particular model, is that they consume more power than the previous models, in the past an old mobile phone charger or USB port on the TV has been enough to power them, but they definitely need a beefier adaptor now, around the 2.5 amp mark.
In short, if you want a cheap computer for any kind of project, i'd pick one of these over many of the other options any day. Would buy again.