The NEW CARPURIDE 103 PRO Review & Install | Wireless Carplay AirPlay Android Auto | Touchscreen

[@timothynash2993]

A couple things I've noticed after having mine for a while. BT audio connected directly to the car/radio is better than connected through the Carpuride BT. You can connect to both the Carpuride and car/radio on BT at the same time. The other thing is that I wish they polarized the LCD at 45 degrees, so you would have better viewing angles while wearing polarized sunglasses.

[@mervynmcnab3539]

Thank you for this post. This is one of the few that I can state that you delivered an excellent summary and details, regardless of whether this unit is 100% plus or not. It is the best I have viewed . Thanks Heaps.

[@marucat2797]

Awesome demo! I got the W903 as it’s their latest model so will be interesting how it differs from W103. Can’t wait for this!

[@mygt8a4re]

Great add on for older cars! I bought the motorcycle weatherproof unit for my golfcart after watching the video you posted on that. I love it, and everyone who sees it wants one, lol. As always, great content Ryan!

[@JDB-ru4lp]

What do you do for a living to own a golf cart. Nice

[@mygt8a4re]

@@JDB-ru4lp lol 😆

[@DaveDivesIn]

Dude, good call, I’ll trial One myself soon 👊🏻

[@anthonyfrattalone9937]

Thanks. Great video. Just got mine and it's good except for when I try to make a call I can't hear anything. Any ideas? Music and podcasts are fine. Also - do you leave yours in the vehicle in the heat and cold or bring it inside each time?

[@mjdgi1]

I bought the pro thinking it was going to work versus the non-pro version through the Bluetooth transmitter and it did not very disappointed but other than that it's a great unit.

[@catalinneculai4541]

Hey, is the reverse camera abele to be on full screen or only in the half screen?

[@PhD_Dad]

For the first half of the video, I thought you were about to mount this thing to one of your golf carts lol

[@FormulaAutohaus]

Love your videos! I was wondering if you could make a video explaining the differences between the extreme green motor from plumquick and the Teekon? What are the pros and cons and which one you preferred?

[@Fentertainment]

navitas vs teekon. Its simple. If you want low end torque & customer service then go navitas. The teekon kit is quicker than the navitas and has great mid range torque but not as much torque out of the hole. However Alltrax who has been around for many years in the golf cart business has now came to market with an AC kit. I will be testing it out as soon as I get my hands on one.

[@connerocks]

How long did it take to get yours? I ordered off their website 2 weeks ago and still ain’t got it.

[@toddsullivan5074]

Love the content have a question. Looking to put this in and 2 speakers with a 500w amp. How do I need to size my 36v to 12v convert to handle the amp and stereo?

[@toddsullivan5074]

Correction putting the waterproof unit you reviewed earlier in my golf cart.

[@user-mt5ct1bv5s]

Hi i was wondering. Do these kinds of units have a built in microphone. If yes how is the quality? Thanks

[@markg3249]

It does have a built in microphone, but I would recommend the one that Carpuride sells that plus into the mic jac on the back of unit. It is inexpensive and the person you are calling will hear you more clearly.

[@MacMcCabe2456]

Just a question regarding .12 volt lithium batteries. The lifelong batteries that you hooked up 3 .12 volt in series I believe seemed to perform very well. I've been reading that some lithium batteries don't like to be hooked up in series and some times causes one of the BMS units on one or more of the batteries to go bad. Could you give your opinion on this and do you recommend one bit 36 volt lithium or do you think the 3 .12 volt batteries in series are ok ? Thanks for your input. Love your golf cart videos.

[@Fentertainment]

Those were the enjoybot videos. They make single 36v batteries now and I would do that instead. Its also about the same money to. I never had a problem running them in series and no a couple guys over the internet still running them in series without a problem. I would invest in a multi bank 12v charger and charge each individual battery for best results. However like i mentioned I would run a single 36v now instead but I guess it also depends on the cart. I have a gem car that is 72v stock and there is no room for a single battery. Been thinking of running 6 of them on there.

[@MacMcCabe2456]

Would you have to charge each .12 volt battery separate every time they needed charging or just the first-time prior to installing ? You had purchased a charger off of Amazon, dud that charger charge all three while still connected in series ? Thanks for your prompt reply. Also, did you have a " promo code" I thought to purchase those batteries ? Thank you much !

[@Fentertainment]

@@MacMcCabe2456 no promo code. I did buy a charger from amazon and I still have it but if I did 12v batteries again I would buy a 3 bank charger that would charge the batteries individually at the same time. I feel as if that would be better for the batteries in the long run.

[@dunlopr77]

What about sound quality? I've tested several models connected to AUX, and every time the sound is very poor. Can you confirm that the quality of the music played directly on your radio is similar to that of the Carpuride?

[@Fentertainment]

The Bluetooth sounds the same as my aftermarket pioneers Bluetooth. It doesn’t have any lag or sound issues. I have since installed the aux input back to it like my last carpuride system and reason is my pioneer aftermarket radio sometimes doesn’t connect to my Bluetooth portion of my phone or carpuride. However I’ve had that stereo for going on 6 years.

[@dunlopr77]

@@Fentertainment I bought a W903! After several tests, it is really conclusive! I opted for an AUX connection and the sound is fine. Not perfect, but very acceptable. The Bluetooth connection for Android Auto works very well. The only thing missing is the ability to use Android Auto with a cable. I had on hand another 12V power cable with USB connectivity, which made it possible to use Android Auto with a cable. The cable approach is simpler when there are 2 people using the vehicle.

[@Dstumpf6]

Had mine 6 months and it went capoowee

[@NigelNaughton]

Overall it's nice but the Bluetooth transmit is super unreliable. I can get it working on the initial setup but after shutting it down it won't connect again unless I erase it from the stereo and start all over again to link up with Bluetooth again. That is super annoying and pretty much a deal breaker. Unless I can get some support and/or figure out the reason this thing is going to be sent back. Oh and sending it back doesn't look like they make that too easy a procese.

[@marcelopianoforte2332]

Can you tell me, which mobile device are you using?

[@NigelNaughton]

@@marcelopianoforte2332 I am using a Google Pixel 7 Pro. UPDATE: They sent me a software update that allows the phone to be connected to the 103 Pro and my car radio and that has been working pretty good. It still allows wireless AA to be used on the unit.

[@byond8188]

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