Currently the radio's conected to the fuse box, through the continuous and switched sides. Does this mean i'm slowly burning out the electrics when the voltage bobs around, so far the radios not complained!
Quick Radio Question
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james.ed
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Quick Radio Question
I'm currently figuring out how to connect an electric temperature gauge up through the voltage stabaliser, and this made me wonder if the raido should have the voltage stabalised as well
Currently the radio's conected to the fuse box, through the continuous and switched sides. Does this mean i'm slowly burning out the electrics when the voltage bobs around, so far the radios not complained!
Currently the radio's conected to the fuse box, through the continuous and switched sides. Does this mean i'm slowly burning out the electrics when the voltage bobs around, so far the radios not complained!
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MarkyB
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Re: Quick Radio Question
If it's a car radio it should cope fine.
It will have any voltage stabilisation it needs built in.
It will have any voltage stabilisation it needs built in.
"Once you break something you will see how it was put together"
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james.ed
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Re: Quick Radio Question
great.. because its been wired that way for the last 16 months 
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mike.perry
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Re: Quick Radio Question
The voltage sabilizer as fitted to the back of the speedo has a 12V input and a 10V output
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