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handelt sich um das AWESAFE z92 mit neuerer Software - der Rahmen ist die 2. Generation. Die erste hatte das problem, daß bei sachgerechter befestigung der Rahmen das Display durch die temperaturunterschiede das Glas gesprengt hat. bei dem Quadlock ist garantiert mal wieder die Canbusleitung falsch gesteckt - keine ahnung wo die hergestellt werden, aber für A, B, Vito und Vaneo der generation falsch konfektioniert man sollte von dem Hersteller aber absehen - der Support ist rottenschlecht und nur auf verkauf ausgelegt. Das Android betriebssystem ist im übrigen ein 8.1 und nicht wie dauernd behauptet 10, 11, 12 oder sonstwas. Das sind alles Platinen und Prozessoren aus der Steinzeit - besser was vom Holländer anstatt von Amazon, gelle ? Habe auch so nen chinaböller - aber den kabelbaumsalat habe ich komplett zerpflückt und neu konfektioniert. Funktioniert auch mit den teuren Canbus decodern, wo man bei allen Radios verwenden kann - muß man nur richtig einschleifen den ganzen rotz.

4:25 to be fair here in Estonia snow is also now more rare. You got lucky becausse rn almost all snow melt. This year winter was mostly above 0 degree. But 10-12 years ago it was -33c sometimes. And summers are getting more hot here too, now tornadoes in south estonia is every year thing. I also recommend you to visit Tartu and Elva. Tartu is in my opinion better than Tallinn and Elva is my home town that is very beutiful and covered in forest. 40 percent of town is Pine forest. South Estonia kurort town but better to do it in summer. 23 June is best time because of Jaanipäev.

Hello, did you connect the stearing wheel buttons ?

There is less taxation on a lot of products in Germany than in Denmark and consumer prices are also generally lower. This brings hundreds of thousands of Danes to Germany yearly to shop for cheaper products. Especially candy, alcohol, and soda. There are even special laws in Schleswig-Holstein that make it possible for Danes to buy cans and bottles outside of any of the two countries' deposit return systems, which is a huge political dispute between both countries and the European Union. All it takes is for the Danish customers in these shops to sign a paper inside the store, promising they will bring the products bought in the store back to Denmark within 24 hours and never again return them to German soil. It's mostly Danes within 100 km of the German border that shops here often. But everyone else also does when they've been in Germany for other reasons and tourist busses if often arranged from all parts of Denmark for people going on full-day trips to these stores. You will find them all along the Danish-German border and even on the island of Fehmarn 100 km east of Flensburg, before the ferry to Denmark. Fleggaard is the biggest brand, but there are a lot of brands, mostly Danish-owned. You will even find large retail parks mainly aimed at a Scandinavian audience, with fast food restaurants and larger stores. But the German Supermarkets also love the Danes shopping at their stores. German Lidl's, close to the Danish border, also have signs in Danish, some Danish Lidl-products you won't normally find in German Lidl and they accept Danish currency. If you fuel your car at a German gas station close to the border, you will receive a receipt that also shows the amount to pay in DKK. As for the Danish school. There are a lot of them in Schleswig, as there's a considerable Danish minority in the region. On the contrary, you will also find German schools in the southern part of Denmark as there is a German minority there also. This has to do with the fact that Schleswig-Holstein and thereby Flensburg, was under the rule of the Danish king until 1864 when Prussia took all the areas away from the Danes in a, for the Danes, humiliating battle that didn't last long. At that time northern Schleswig and thereby also Flensburg, had a Danish majority population, while Southern Schleswig was more mixed and Holstein was mostly German-speaking. Under Prussia, Flensburg saw a rise in German-minded citizens, but the northernmost part kept their mostly Danish identity even though they were oppressed and forced to adopt German culture officially. When Germany lost WW1, a referendum was held and Northern Schleswig voted to become fully within the country of Denmark. Today this part of Denmark goes by the name of Sønderjylland (Southern Jutland). The southern part of Schleswig, including Flensburg, which was now majority German, also voted and chose to remain in Germany. But to this date, there are still minorities on both sides, living in peace and harmony except for the inevitable friendly banter. Both minorities have their own newspapers reporting on local news in their native languages. The Danish-language newspaper articles you saw on the street were from the Danish minority newspaper in Southern Schleswig, called Flensborg Avis. And from 2011 to 2016 Flensburg even had a mayor from the Danish minority. And today, the Danish municipality of Tønder on the Danish-German border out west has a German-minority mayor from the German minority party in Southern Denmark.

Why ruin a perfect city with tourism? It's obvious they do absolutely fine without it.

need to learn winter driving. Seariously :D Too aggressive.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts

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What did your friends exactly did on tailgate bro did they add silicone or what i have the same prb can i have a explain pls ?? thanx in advance

watching your vlog from afghanistan

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hi what is the best time to travel Iceland I am planning to travel from Dubai on my motorcycle

The yellow conector is GPS, the one you do not know what it is is actual antena conector.

How to turn on the Apple CarPlay in this Radio?

Very soon I am gonna arrive in Hungary, being a student of University of Pecs, Can anyone recommend me some part time jobs in Pecs as I will be a newcomer

Du ved ikke meget om Flensborg 😂 der lever et dansk mindretal i Flensborg og deres borgmester er dansker 🤔

Hi this is an informative video. Thanks. I am an Indian engineer working in Piacenza (small city 60 km from Milan in Italy), and i am recieving an offer for work in flensburg in a better company. I think the weather will be a bit more challenging there... lesser sun. But the language issue of more people speaking English should be better with respect to Italy. What are your thoughts about these issues?

I remember when i was 7 years old we went there but i got kicked out Cuz you needed to be 10 years old

beautiful city🥹

Das sag mal den Isländern - so ähnlich wie Norwegen 😂 mein Grund des Scheiterns für die "Berufskarriere" 🤔🤐😂 Die Orgel in der Kirche ist eine Silbermann Orgel und die war der Grund das die Kirche erst in den 80'ern fertig gebaut wurde. Der Bau begann 1945 nach dem 2.WK

Hey ich hab das beim w219 ebenfalls installiert jedoch leuchten meinte Tasten nicht am Radio und mein Lenkrad funktioniert nicht könntest du mir da helfen ?

Waw dude thanks for the video, hi from österreich bdw, whats the name of the dealer in Wien? Do you still own the hilux? LG Robert

Short instructions: 1. Turn the steering so the wheel turns all the way to the outside and remove all the visible 10mm screws 2. Remove the visible bolts and clips inside the wheel arch liner 3. Remove the two big bolts on the underside 4. The wheel arch liner is now loose and can now be pulled forward 5. The fog light can be reached and replaced (remove plug first) 6. Reassemebly in reverse order

Just bought one 174 000 km for 6000 in Germany, wish me good luck haha

thank you friend your video saved me a lot of time and money : )

Interesting in that in the European cold records, Austria has a colder result than Finland (due partly to its location in the Alps). After Russia come Sweden and Austria, then Finland. In the statistics, Italy may overtake Austria this century.

Hi Ferdi. Surprise.

Szeged is beautiful!

They recently build a important bulevard in varna for 500 000 000 euros and varna income is very high for the state standart because in the municipality and the outskirts there are some resorts wich make a lot of money,for example the resort sunny beach can accommodate 300k tourists

Next time when you visit sofia make sure to visit the military academy georgi rakovski wich fence is build with the barrels of the rifles that liberated bulgaria and the spiritual seminary(theological seminary)of sofia,also the journalist,chemistry and the biology faculties of sofia univercity,all this are litle hidden from the downtown but if you have enough time it is possible,the national bank is build before comunism it is in modernism style famous between ww1 and ww2,the bank dates from the 30s ,at this time there were not much money because of the wars and the details on the buildings arround europe were gone😂thats why it is a litle strange ,from the back side there are beautiful statues and inside is very unique,you can google all the buildings i told you about

Prince alexander nevski is famous for defeating the teutonic order on a frozen lake,the famous battle on the ice,where the german knights were falling into the water because of the heavy armor and the russians won the battle ,may be it was arround the 1300s or smth arround this,nevski is proclaimed saint by the russian church ,wich is a daughter church of the bulgarian one,bulg monks brought the cirilic alphabeth and the christ.faith in russia in the 900s ,while the title tzar they addopted in the 16th century ,we in the 9th,bulg language destroyed the so called three language dogma and bulg language is the fourth legal language for preaching the gospel on ,along with latin,greek and Hebrew, so bulgarians were listening to service in mother tongue since the 900s ,while in the west they began servise in their native tongues 500-600years later during the reformation ,before only latin service was possible

Old beautiful buildings are deliberatley neglected and left to fall appart with years ,so they can be demolished and to build new luxury hotels or office buildings because most of them are in downtown, where square meter is arround 5000-6000 euros,so if you walk in sofia centre and you see some old lady that looks she live with 300euros a month this is not the case,cause she probably owns an apartment that worth millions😂other case is when a homeless person 😉put some of the buildings on fire ,like the case with the famous tzar stables in sofia,that spark a huge scandal,and about ivan vazov he is called the patriarch of the bulgarian literature and was nominated for nobel prize arround ww1,along with another bulgarian writer pencho slaveikov the guy on 50 lev bill,and the person on 10 leva bill doctor peter beron invented the first electronic device for recognising the gender of the baby in the 19th century and wrote the first bulgarian school textbook

Do you have the part # and website for the trunk panels?

NO problems to cross borders, when you are pale skin, with blue eyes, and come from a Eu country.. - I noticed that my self.

we sailed that route for over 1000 years, the old viking seaway

Who is it is he god calling people pheasants restaurant very dumb

I have just followed a Scot: Steve Marsh as a single passenger on this Ferry. And I found the Ferry Harbour on Iceland on Google Maps! It is very small, with only a few roads, except the one out.

Very cool of the police officer to lend a hand!

Where did you purchase this from and what is it called thanks

The lack of controls is not just due to Schengen, Iceland is a part of the Nordic Passport Union, which predated Schengen and opened borders between the Nordic nations. Denmark and Iceland have a long history of open borders, hell go far enough back and Iceland was a part of Denmark. Like Schengen they only do spot controls unless they have reasons to close borders further for a reason. Nordic citizens basically have access to additional rights in other Nordic nations above those granted by Schengen or the free movement of peoples under EU law.

The only thing i know about Burgenland region beside you mentioned - this region is famous for it's white wine.

For me Flensburg will stays in my memories as a shopping place while working in Vejen, Denmark. Every friday/saturday we drove 160km to buy a cheaper food in german supermarkets and really affordable alcohol with a nice selection for a scandinavian market and german prices. LOL AFAIK Flensburg is famous for being the last the 3-rd reich capital and in XIX century it was famous for a massive amount of RUM distilleries. What scarred me in Flensburg - how shockingly ugly is an average female population which is even uglier rather than in Britain! I haven't seen such a things in the rest of Germany ! LOL

Please slow down your camera pans. I'm enjoying but I'm getting dizzy.

Very nice vid

lol thanks for the video , i have the same w211 and im just about to set the installation of the new radio. wish me luck !

Did you require to install a Fiber Optic Decoder in order for the sound to work?

Nah we do drive pickups in Europe, especially professionals. Don’t see many because it has to do with gas, taxes… Hilux arrived in Europe because we couldn’t get the Tacoma (gas too expensive for the American engine)! Also for instance in France, if not a company car, your new generation pickup will cost you a tax and a “malus” on your insurance.

I installed it but it doesn't light up like it did you.

😅How did you unblock so that the radios could be fed?