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dont feel to bad. i paid 80 bux for a power fc program that was sent to me by email. and i dont even have a power fc (thought it was the pfc i was buying, from import monster). that hurt :)

We have customers email about that type of auction quite often, luckily we can check the listing and advise what it actually is before any incorrect purchases are made! You must have thought you had the cheapest PFC ever!

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who wants an LCD screen TV that doesn't do anything?

many people have said it looks nice, doesn't mean it has to work...

sell it cheap cheap, $150 if you can find out what to do with it

You might be better off selling it.

It is a defect to have your TV playing while you are in motion (i.e. handbrake down)...

And no, it cannot be playing either for the front and rear passengers.

So yes buying LCD TV's in your car are a waste of time. Of course you can have rear roof mount or headrest mount.

Even factory fitted TV's in X5's, Audi's etc turn off while the car is moving.

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