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    Modify Microphone for Chinese copy of RNS510

    Hey guys,

    Ive got one of the those chinese copies of the RNS510 in my skoda and as many people know, the inbuilt microphone is crap. I found this thread online where this guy opened up his Eonon unit and replaced the inbuilt mic for an external and apparently worked a treat.

    DIY External Bluetooth Microphone Install for Eonon D5150 Car DVD Player - E46Fanatics

    Has anyone thought of doing something like this..? I would like to do this myself, buy dont really have the know how or the tools.

    Just wondering whether anyone could do this themselves, or knows of an electrical repair shop in Melbourne that could handle it..?

    Cheers,

    Daniel
    Tags: chinese, daniel, inbuilt, microphone, rns510
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    FYI, ended up taking it to a car stereo joint and they opened it up and hard wired a good quality microphone... Cost me $80..

    I got it back home, installed it and it works excellent...

    Definitely would recommend...

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