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this particular deck does not have rca input.
i went with a WiFi only model because it is cheaper, no contracts, and i simply tether through my iPhone via Bluetooth. My thinking is that if I went with a wireless model i would always be restricted to that service, whereas by tethering through the smartphone, which i renew every year and a half or so, i will have scalability to always have the latest internet speeds, e.g. 5G or 6g in the future. There is no speed difference whether you tether to your smartphone, or use direct wireless service.
actually it is because i used the front usb for the bluetooth dongle, and the back usb to connect to my iphone.Well that isn't very handy for this install
There is an internal gps in the Samsung Tab so it does not need to be connected to the internet to navigate.
oh, an my service for my iPhone is through AT&T. I have the 3gig of data plan and i have not come close this amount a month, and i am tethered all of the time.
you can, but i hear the range on those are fickle. Bluetooth is very low power. Having it stick out a little on the face of the JVC is a better position for the Bluetooth antenna.
Built in Bluetooth units tend to favor receivers in front of them. My TAB is mounted above and ever so slightly behind the front of the JVC. To get to the TAB the RF Bluetooth signal would have to go through the metal cage of the receiver, which would want to act like a Faraday cage and ground the signal, making for a weak connection. I am not saying the built in wouldn't work.
