cragin Member 51 Member For: 22y 5m 19d Gender: Male Location: Canberra Posted 09/08/04 09:09 PM Posted 09/08/04 09:09 PM GuysI was wondering were was the best place to get permanent powerfor a new amp??If it is from the battery what is the best way to connect??Also were did you run your accessory wire from??thanksCragin
YOOT Member 1,201 Member For: 23y 3m 23d Location: Birkdale Posted 10/08/04 03:01 AM Posted 10/08/04 03:01 AM You should be able to run your power cable from the battery through the clutch hole (cause you have an auto) and into the cabin. As for accessories, go to you owners manual and look up the fuse for something like the Mobile phone, or better still the premium audio amp (not fitted to ute) and use that. Anything pluged into that fuse will be activated by the ignition switch.
HUSTLER Member 663 Member For: 23y 1m 21d Location: Broken Hill Posted 10/08/04 03:17 AM Posted 10/08/04 03:17 AM You should be able to run your power cable from the battery through the clutch hole (cause you have an auto) and into the cabin. As for accessories, go to you owners manual and look up the fuse for something like the Mobile phone, or better still the premium audio amp (not fitted to ute) and use that. Anything pluged into that fuse will be activated by the ignition switch. SO any of the power wires running to the stock amp work as an ignition wire?? weird!! Ill have to test that one out for myself! will sure save alot of headaches in wiring up an ignition switch wire!!
cragin Member 51 Member For: 22y 5m 19d Gender: Male Location: Canberra Posted 10/08/04 08:59 AM Author Posted 10/08/04 08:59 AM HustlerI could find a ignition wire in the wiring for the orginal amp.Anyone what is the best way to connect to the battery (permanent power)Cragin
Lord Cyric Just sit back and enjoy the ride...! Legacy Donating Member 1,121 Member For: 23y 1m 17d Gender: Male Location: Sydney, NSW Posted 10/08/04 09:49 AM Posted 10/08/04 09:49 AM Cragin,Go to Cro's website and read up on how he ran the power from the battery for his CB radio setup. I've done much the same for my CB unit and it works well.Piece of advice, make sure you put two fuses on that line. One at the battery end of the cable and the other just before your unit.
YOOT Member 1,201 Member For: 23y 3m 23d Location: Birkdale Posted 10/08/04 11:16 AM Posted 10/08/04 11:16 AM All the fuses in the cabin are operated by the ignition, I tried using the ones marked as battery and they turn off when the key is off.Just use a unused fuse slot of sufficient rating.
cragin Member 51 Member For: 22y 5m 19d Gender: Male Location: Canberra Posted 10/08/04 08:03 PM Author Posted 10/08/04 08:03 PM thanks guysCros info on his web page was great
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