[mikeythemini]

We now have a range of phone kits for the R56 both with & without MFSW. They are all plug & play.
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I include with them all a colour manual showing how to strip the dash to remove the radio

[dstock]

Mikey,
Do you have any pics of the no-holes center console bracket yet? I'm curious to see where it mounts exactly.
Thanks!

[seanfla]

Mickey
Is it possible to buy the manual with out the parrott device. I own a device from my previous mini, just need the manualt o remove the stereo?

[mike ken]

me to

[raiderz]

Quote: Originally Posted by mikeythemini (original)

I include with them all a colour manual showing how to strip the dash to remove the radio

Took me just under 2 hours to follow the instructions to install my kit following mikeys instructions, didn't end up with spare screws left over either

[jef the ref]

will this work with oem sat nav cars

[byblos]

Quote: Originally Posted by jef the ref (original)

will this work with oem sat nav cars

I have the same worry.

I will order a Mini soon, with oem satnav and MFSW. But I'm doubting between the bluetooth & usb option (which also needs the voice control option, if the oem bluetooth is in combination with the satnav) or an aftermarket Parrot...

Because the OEM bluetooth & USB is quied expensive (if you see it together with the price of the voice control, which you also need if the oem bluetooth is in combiantion with the satnav) and the list of recommended (compatible) mobile phones (available at your dealer) seems rediculous to me. I mean: I probably have to buy another cell phone to make sure the oem bluetooth would word fine, and when I would buy another mobile phone in the future, I should first check if it's in the "recommended mobile phones" list (at my dealer).

The Parrot afermarket solutions seem to have better compatibility. But is it possible to install the kit, with an oem satnav?

[mikeythemini]

It works with all R56 Minis