NAVDY heads up display and GPS navigation

Many numbers of new gadgets promise to modernize your car, but honestly, a gadget that can be connected to your mobile device will always do a better job, thus introducing the NAVDY. A heads-up display that sits on the top of the dashboard and can connect to your phone and car.
  This gadget is very appealing to the eyes and uses a projector light to display the option on a finely made glass as seen in the picture.
  Imagine having a car like a Ford Mustang GT which has no navigation system, cameras or packing sensor.In other words, this is perfect for the NAVDY

HOW TO INSTALL IT
This device has a lone cable that can connect to the OBDII port, this is where data and power are drawn from the car.A small watch battery powers the steering wheel dial.
     Installing is very easy but care should be taken as its an electronic.


Ready set NAVDY
With everything set up and Navdy installed on your smartphone(it doesn't matter if it's an i phone or an android phone its still efficient).By default, the screen display shows your car speed and RPM, which is read through the OBD connections.'' it's nice to be able to know how fast you're going without having to look at the speed gauge, it's more convenient and on the long run might be safer''.
 Not only is it safer, it makes your car look cool and gives you a good look, after all, you are what you buy.

Navdy specifications

• operating temperature range                               -15 degrees to 60 degrees (5F to 150F)
• Storage temperature range                                  -40 degrees to 85 degrees (-40F to 185F)
• operating voltage and current                              12 to 14 VDC which is 1 ampere maximum  
• USB port voltage                                                  5 VDC
• USB port current                                                   0.5 amperes
• Navdy lens                                                            55mm x132mm
• Dial coin cell battery                                             3v/ 220mah