NAV screen dimming in 0F weather
12-02-2005, 03:23 PM
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NAV screen dimming in 0F weather
I've been observing nav screen for last few days and it is very difficult to see anything during daytime when weather is cold. Do I have to live with this?
12-02-2005, 03:51 PM
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I think you may. Last winter I found that on very cold mornings the screen tended to be dim for a little while until the heat warmed up the car's interior a bit.
12-07-2005, 12:42 AM
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I park mine in a garage underground and sometimes during the morning it'll be dimmer than usual.
Either it's too cold outside or condensation.
I park mine in a garage underground and sometimes during the morning it'll be dimmer than usual.
Either it's too cold outside or condensation.
12-07-2005, 08:41 AM
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It -3.5F in Chicago this morning. I'll have to go take a look.
Usually anything LCD gets slow and dim in this kind of cold weather.
This probably won't happen to peoplein Socal. We're talking cold weather, not 50F. I usally don't see these things until you get into the lower teens F or single digits F.
Usually anything LCD gets slow and dim in this kind of cold weather.
This probably won't happen to peoplein Socal. We're talking cold weather, not 50F. I usally don't see these things until you get into the lower teens F or single digits F.
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12-08-2005, 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted by HiTEC
It -3.5F in Chicago this morning. I'll have to go take a look.
Usually anything LCD gets slow and dim in this kind of cold weather.
This probably won't happen to peoplein Socal. We're talking cold weather, not 50F. I usally don't see these things until you get into the lower teens F or single digits F.
Usually anything LCD gets slow and dim in this kind of cold weather.
This probably won't happen to peoplein Socal. We're talking cold weather, not 50F. I usally don't see these things until you get into the lower teens F or single digits F.
If it is LCD technology then it will slow and dim in cold weather.
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