How would this work as SI support while driving?
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It could... You might just have to readjust tightness... I never had SI problems sitting so not completely sure
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I sit most days at work as well as drive while wearing it. You do wear it low, but I haven't had a problem with it slipping up. I wear it under my clothes, not over. If I wear it over my clothes, I found it slipped more easily. You might try watching a Youtube video to be sure you are placing it correctly around your back.
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When in a seated position, it may ride up a little. I wear the belt over my clothes, so I just quickly lower the belt if needed. But I need to add that long car rides...over an hour...usually hurt regardless. I have been 'in place' for almost 4 months now, and have been using the belt for 7 months. The apparatus that makes car rides pain free for me is the Sacrowedgy. It is under $40. You place it under your coxyc while driving. It is not a seat cushion. I have made a few 3.5 hour trips to a city I am relocating to. I have used the Sacrowedgy each time, and I finish the trip pain free! In addition to a hypermobile SI joint, I also have a slipped L4/L5 disc that was diagnosed at the same time.
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When in a seated position, it may ride up a little. I wear the belt over my clothes, so I just quickly lower the belt if needed. But I need to add that long car rides...over an hour...usually hurt regardless. I have been 'in place' for almost 4 months now, and have been using the belt for 7 months. The apparatus that makes car rides pain free for me is the Sacrowedgy. It is under $40. You place it under your coxyc while driving. It is not a seat cushion. I have made a few 3.5 hour trips to a city I am relocating to. I have used the Sacrowedgy each time, and I finish the trip pain free! In addition to a hypermobile SI joint, I also have a slipped L4/L5 disc that was diagnosed at the same time. When in a seated position, it may ride up a little. I wear the belt over my clothes, so I just quickly lower the belt if needed. But I need to add that long car rides...over an hour...usually hurt regardless. I have been 'in place' for almost 4 months now, and have been using the belt for 7 months. The apparatus that makes car rides pain free for me is the Sacrowedgy. It is under $40. You place it under your coxyc while driving. It is not a seat cushion. I have made a few 3.5 hour trips to a city I am relocating to. I have used the Sacrowedgy each time, and I finish the trip pain free! In... » Read More When in a seated position, it may ride up a little. I wear the belt over my clothes, so I just quickly lower the belt if needed. But I need to add that long car rides...over an hour...usually hurt regardless. I have been 'in place' for almost 4 months now, and have been using the belt for 7 months. The apparatus that makes car rides pain free for me is the Sacrowedgy. It is under $40. You place it under your coxyc while driving. It is not a seat cushion. I have made a few 3.5 hour trips to a city I am relocating to. I have used the Sacrowedgy each time, and I finish the trip pain free! In addition to a hypermobile SI joint, I also have a slipped L4/L5 disc that was diagnosed at the same time. « Show Less
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Yes but remember that you are holding the wheel. Put it properly so that you can hold the wheel properly for safety driving
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Hi Wiliam. Yes. This model has the function you mention. It is very useful when you are driven and have to stop for some time whether short or long, then after reconnecting it will continue its directions to the location you chose before.
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The mount has a non skid pad. So, any space in your dashboard visible to you while you'll driving will work just fine.
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I have a 2009 5 series and I am able to control from my steering wheel / iDrive
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No, but if you shut the active device's Bluetooth off and turn the other one on, and allow it to connect then yes. But its not safe to do so while driving.
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To be honest, I don't use a lot of voice commands, so I can not give you an good answer, just use the mic for conversations while I'm driving and works fine...
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You're vehicle requires a bypass module for the immobilizer. This device will allow you to download the latest firmware onto your bypass module for your specific vehicle. It's basically an adaptor that connects your computer to your bypass module. I hope this helps. Thanks.
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I have used this in a car while driving and I found it worked fine, people could understand me, I could hear them and I only had to press one button to answer and hang up, it's a cheap alternative for an old car that has no modern stuff at all!
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Thank you very much for your answer. Did not know I needed an "access controller" sense my new head unit says it allows steering wheel control-ability. Will look into purchasing one. Thank you.
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actually ZUUL I just tried to have the X1600 installed and because it can't read my parking break it wont allow the in dash video to play at all only to the rear headrest. The technician tried to bypass it by grounding the wire, he was less than successful had the car for considerably longer than intended and was unable to come up with an immediate fix. So for some this may be the only option, oh and don't assume everyone is an idiot except you.
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I presume you mean to power it with a 120 volt inverter ,converting 12 volts to housepower .... I would absolutely encourage you not to use this device in a moving auto as a driver ... although for passanger use it would be fine. Exceptions would be the initeral pressure that a person experiences from stopped to acceleration ... the rollers could suddenly feel very uncomfortable as the passanger's back applies sudden pressure as the car moves forward,sending the passanger backward. As to a driver using it in this manner, I believe it would be highly dangerous. The unit has the ability with the slightest back movement or position change to roll over a sore muscle or the occasional sensitive nerve causing unintentional jerks or auto reaction by the recipient ... in a turning or braking situation sudden unpleasant feelings that are of no concern at home could be deadly for the pilot of a speeding vehicle. I'd advise you not to use the unit as the pilot of a vehicle, and only with caution for a passanger using it.Remember that the back units that ARE sold for vehicle use for drivers are only the VIBRATION type where this unit has actual travelling rollers up and down the back.
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Hey Larry~you sure can, like if you want to use your smartphone's GPS? Works great for that feature. This fits in the "AC vent of your vehicle". Hope this helps in your decision making process ;)
1040543
The ECU on my car (Lotus) will not interact correctly with the Solo DL so that model is not useful to me. Otherwise, I probably would have purchased the DL model for the additional data that can be logged.
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yes, that is one of its modes, it also produces a report of trouble codes and sensor status when the engine is not running but the ignition key is in the on position. There is a little bit of a time delay between the instruments like rpm on your dashboard and the same display on whatever you have the sx plugged into, at least there is on the old laptop I use to read my codes, admittedly a living fossil.
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I've used this device for about a year, with increasing appreciation for its simplicity and portability (previously I, too used a non-portable left-foot accelerator). I now use these "Freedom Staff Controls" as full hand controls, brake and accelerator. Seeing mine in action gives me the impression that it probably would NOT work as you describe, at least without serious modification. It's rods attached to the pedals each act elegantly as a leverage/fulcrum point for the other, allowing us to apply full force on the correct pedal, while simultaneously REMOVING the activating force from the other pedal. You MIGHT be able to eliminate the left-foot brake rod, possibly by firmly anchoring one end of the upper hand-grip connecting rod, to the steering column or dashboard to provide the essential leverage, but it's portability could be reduced or eliminated.. I'm a tinkerer, and I wouldn't try it. The manufacturer/distributor might have an opinion (probably negative). Search for other specific "auto accelerator hand controls." May be a wheel already invented. Also, I'm reluctant to allow other drivers inexperienced with hand controls to use mine, having seen a previous handbrake-controlled car of mine driven through a garage door by a friend. These controls need lots of OJT before a driver is really safe with them. Good Luck. rgs
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Yes. I was experiencing the same problem. This cable splits the USB (power and control) and RCA mini (audio), and runs them through a chip. You end up with fine audio through your vehicle, control over your iPod through the iDrive controls, and save $$ by not purchasing it through BMW. This product works great!