jeme

I guess I am wondering what I need to connect this mic to the port on the RHR radio? Do you all think I could splice that connection without loosing any sound quality from the splice? Thanks in advance for the advice.

The spice part I would use is the standard oem mic kit, but use this built in Mice in the a pillar and the connection to the radio from the mic kit. Thoughts? Thanks.

AtlJeepsTer

Attachment 440610Mic Mopar 82211743AB

dr.amon

Hi,
Does how much gb flash memory support the usb port on the back?

Rednroll

I'm not sure of the size limit, the device has to be FAT32 formatted. I thought the size limit of a device for FAT32 format was 32GIG, with a file size limit of 4Gig. I could be wrong on the 32GB size limit, I've read that depends on the OS, where the myGig uses QNX. I'll try to test this out. The back and front USB ports should be the same since it's just a hub.

dr.amon

Thanks for your answer.I formatted a 64gb flash memory and mygig supports it and ı am very happy.
Thanks.

dweebster

So I just got a rhr mygig online and I been researchin online and finally some one directed me to this page and I still can't figure out why mine only has one USB port in the back. If anyone could help ill be greatly appreciated.

AtlJeepsTer

This Unit was Manufactured for the 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee Only and for Export Models.....and since the High Speed was New to the Grand and this being the Last RHR's to go in a Grand, Cost Savings, and No reason for 2 USB in the Back...
Where did you get this Unit from?

AtlJeepsTer

Look for your Part Number, 3rd up from the Bottom...in that Row, far right, under LINE, it has J, T, U......J and T are for 2 wheel drive and 4 wheel drive and the U is for Right Hand Drive Vehicles......

Rednroll

I looked up the technical details for FAT32.

FAT32 can support up to a 2TB volume size when formatted with a 512K sector size. It can actually support up to 16TB when formatted with a 4096K sector size. I have not found any limitation on the QNX OS except that of the actual FAT32 limitations.

I think you have to realize however, although FAT32 can support up to 2TB in size, the RHR is like a slow computer. Where it will need to read through every music file on that HDD to retrieve the metadata from each song. So if you have a lot of songs on a large USB/HDD, after you plug it in for the 1st time, it could take some time before you can have full access to all the music files.

Speedseakr

Can you tell me about your video setup? I'm interested in something like that!
Thx