Adding USB Multiport / Splitter / MMB Multimedia Input Box and Simple Dash Mount

[joeramirez]

And I thought texting while driving was bad...... Lol

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[skhubbard93]

I think you just made my kids jump for joy and they don't even know it yet. Hell, I don't even have my rig yet.

 

[mkennedy009]

I am glad I am getting the 12" screen, it will be great to watch TV in traffic. Oh wait, I work from home. WTH.

 

[Petek70]

Does this have a web browser so that you could watch live sports from a sports streaming website? If so, never knew I needed this.

 

[bytheway]

Bummer. I was just thinking how cool this would be on a 12” screen until I remembered you can’t go full screen CarPlay.

 

[dangerzone79]

Go Sox!

 

[Shark1247]

Tapped into the auxiliary wiring via the glove box to power a USB multiport splitter. USB multiports are not recognized via the single usb port, pending on your model Bronco. This is a simple job and is well worth it. If you plan on running more than one dash or interior powered accessory, it eliminates what could end up being a mess of cables running from the single usb port or center console power ports. I also wanted the ability to install my Alexa Auto, still working on its location, and my multi-mmb box, installed under seat, to watch TV, cable, etc. The wiring/cables can be easily tucked away, just remember to ground the initial hub/accessory. Another dash powered solution was to secure my portable power bank to the dash. Many of these units can last a very long time without recharging, or you may consider a solar powered power bank. This helps with those wanting to use their phones as temporary dash cams or any other device that requires power. It's always nice to have a clean look without all those cables. Although the only cables you'll now have are the ones coming from the multiport to your devices. The unit you see in the glove box is a hard wired phone holder from my minibike. It's temporary but whatever you decide on can be hidden behind the glove box. All cables, and pending on the device, can be stowed/hidden away.

Awesome for camping or sitting waiting.
Illegal in most states to watch a computer screen and drive though.

 

[RunninRiot]

Tapped into the auxiliary wiring via the glove box to power a USB multiport splitter. USB multiports are not recognized via the single usb port, pending on your model Bronco. This is a simple job and is well worth it. If you plan on running more than one dash or interior powered accessory, it eliminates what could end up being a mess of cables running from the single usb port or center console power ports. I also wanted the ability to install my Alexa Auto, still working on its location, and my multi-mmb box, installed under seat, to watch TV, cable, etc. The wiring/cables can be easily tucked away, just remember to ground the initial hub/accessory. Another dash powered solution was to secure my portable power bank to the dash. Many of these units can last a very long time without recharging, or you may consider a solar powered power bank. This helps with those wanting to use their phones as temporary dash cams or any other device that requires power. It's always nice to have a clean look without all those cables. Although the only cables you'll now have are the ones coming from the multiport to your devices. The unit you see in the glove box is a hard wired phone holder from my minibike. It's temporary but whatever you decide on can be hidden behind the glove box. All cables, and pending on the device, can be stowed/hidden away.

I would pay for step by step instructions and a buying guide for this. It’s cool as hell! I didn’t know such a thing was possible.

 

[STX Bronco]

@TheHitmanHenson so what’s going on here and here? I agree, step by step would be pretty nice. I never seen anything like the before. It’s pretty cool.

 

[STX Bronco]

Any settings you need to set for it to go full screen like your pics?

do you have a 8” or 12” screen?

 

[AaronW]

12”. Seeing you can’t go full screen which is a bummer.

 

[AaronW]

@TheHitmanHenson so what’s going on here and here? I agree, step by step would be pretty nice. I never seen anything like the before. It’s pretty cool.

Just plug it in and it just works. He just used a USB extender.

 

[Jbronc74]

12”. Seeing you can’t go full screen which is a bummer.

don't listen to someone who has never tried it... good chance it works just fine and might the only way to get full screen car play out of it...ive used these before and allways does it take up the whole screen.. doesn't matter if ford sync is set up to spit...guess ill find out when my truck get here...

 

[AaronW]

don't listen to someone who has never tried it... good chance it works just fine and might the only way to get full screen car play out of it...ive used these before and allways does it take up the whole screen.. doesn't matter if ford sync is set up to spit...guess ill find out when my truck get here...

I can confirm you cannot go full screen on the 12”

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