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From: "Buchinger, Hans" <Hans.Buchinger@iesystems.com.au> Subject: RE: ,stereo 411 Date: Wed, 9 Feb 2000 12:17:50 +0800
RE: ,stereo 411 From my experience I did have to change to alternative as the controls on the dash started to dim, especially when the volume was turned up. As for a power constant wire, I ran one very thick gauge cable to the the battery and attached both deck and amp to this one point. Sounds a bit serious, but when you considered that the amp draws most of it's power from this one line, it really is necessary in order to give the amp enough volts.
Regards,
Hans Buchinger
Direct Phone: 089 442 4545
Email: hans.buchinger@iesystems.com.au
-----Original Message-----
From: juneor galindo [mailto:juneorg@hotmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, 9 February 2000 12:01
To: bluebirds@bluebirds.datsun510.com
Subject: ,stereo 411
i was wondering if any of you have upgraded your stereo as i am going to
install a new kenwood cd player and amplifier would this be to much on the
stock alternator and what would i use as a remote wire for memory,if theirs
any one who is looking for a 72 2dr for sale
i found a dime today and talked to the owner he said he would sell it for
$1,200 just in case any one is interested
thank you
juneor
714dr anaheim,ca
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