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A.K.A. MFD3. At least 2 lucky beggars have it on here but I think only Stu has the proper Skoda unit.

Will this part be available to order from the dealers on it's own?

Now where's my wallet.......:D

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It will most likely be factory fit.

I would imagine the MFD3 will be pricey as a retro fit. The retro of the MFD2 is £300 over and above the factory fit cost.

I would expect the MFD3 to be around the £1800 mark as a retro.

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Thats a good price for a factory install as it includes the cost of MaxiDot which is what £180??

I guess as a retro it would need to be ordered as a spare part so you'll need the part number of one to find out.

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Thats a good price for a factory install as it includes the cost of MaxiDot which is what £180??

I guess as a retro it would need to be ordered as a spare part so you'll need the part number of one to find out.

Hmmmmm, I wonder who may have a part number for this mr Stu :)

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Thats a good price for a factory install as it includes the cost of MaxiDot which is what £180??

I guess as a retro it would need to be ordered as a spare part so you'll need the part number of one to find out.

I presume the standard Maxidot on the L&K is why the MFD3 is £120 cheaper.

If it was available when I ordered mine I would have gone for it :thumbdwn:

It also has the diversity antenna setup which is ideal for me as I originally had the Audience head unit :thumbdwn:

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two things of interest...

1. The system also supports DVD-Video playback (when vehicle is stationary)

I assume a switch can be modified to bypass this functionality

2. Two aerials for improved radio signal receiving.

Perhaps with the MFD3 i will be able to listen to more than just BBC Radio 1 ?

Not forgetting with two aerials it will also start looking like a taxi?

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two things of interest...

1. The system also supports DVD-Video playback (when vehicle is stationary)

I assume a switch can be modified to bypass this functionality

2. Two aerials for improved radio signal receiving.

Perhaps with the MFD3 i will be able to listen to more than just BBC Radio 1 ?

Not forgetting with two aerials it will also start looking like a taxi?

There are devices being marketed in the usual places to achieve the video in motion.

I'd like to know the location of the second antenna, I heard that VW were mounting them in the door mirror but I don't know how much truth is in that.

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Yep, the 2nd aerial is in the rear offside boot window on the estate, looks a little like a heated rear window element albeit a funny shape, there are 2 FAKRA plugs behind the dash as well, the MFD2 only supports 1 of them.

As for the hatch - I can only assume it is in the same-ish place.

You'll need a more sophisticated box of tricks to fool the unit into thinking you are parked when in fact on the move.

This thread may help.

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