[Mercedes] Becker Map Pilot

[Mercedes] Becker Map Pilot

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    Michael Gilligan
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      I find myself in possession of this curious device:

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      I can’t even pretend to understand why it carries a ‘Best Use Before’ date !

      If it is likely to be of use to anyone, I will happily list it in the Classifieds

      … in the fine old tradition of Exchange & Mart, I would prefer to avoid the vulgarity of £ and so ask ‘what have you’ for exchange ?

      MichaelG.

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      Ref. __ http://www.beckermappilot.com/

      https://www.autologics.co.uk/Mercedes-Becker-Map-Pilot

       

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      Michael Gilligan
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        @michaelgilligan61133

        [ courtesy of ChatGPT, with the usual caveats ]

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        The Becker Map Pilot is a portable navigation system that integrates into the infotainment system of some Mercedes-Benz vehicles. It provides detailed navigation, route planning, and mapping services, similar to a GPS system, but is specifically designed to seamlessly work with the vehicle’s existing technology. It’s a compact unit that plugs into the car, typically in a compartment, and interacts with the vehicle’s central display screen.

        Some key features of the Becker Map Pilot in a Mercedes-Benz car include:

        Navigation: Offers turn-by-turn directions with real-time traffic updates.
        High-Resolution Maps: Detailed mapping with points of interest, roads, and landmarks.
        User Interface: Works with the vehicle’s central display and control knobs or touchpad, offering an intuitive interface.
        Route Planning: It allows for route planning, with options to avoid toll roads, set destinations, or plan stops.
        The system was particularly popular for Mercedes-Benz vehicles that didn’t come with a built-in navigation system but still wanted to offer the convenience of high-quality navigation. It was designed to be easy to install and use, offering a seamless integration with the car’s dashboard.

        … and obviously  out of my league
        🙁

        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8e1CaCU7uiY

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        MichaelG.

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