connection for amp/antenna
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connection for amp/antenna
i have a 95 integra ls and i want to somehow split the remote to amp and antenna. the problem is that the remote from the receiver was split at the driver side for amp and antenna. the connection doesn't seem to give the remote enough power. so i wonder what i should do to have a separate connection for the remote-amp and antenna itself.
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Re: (EGPrelude)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by EGPrelude »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">use a relay to give the remote turn on a full 12V source
85 - from the remote wire of the radio (+)
86 - ground (-)
30 - constant 12V (+)
87 - to your amp
87a - NC</TD></TR></TABLE> Or just run a wire from the acc. freepin on the fusebox to the amp and use it as the trigger, amp is only on when ign. is on, no relay needed.
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85 - from the remote wire of the radio (+)
86 - ground (-)
30 - constant 12V (+)
87 - to your amp
87a - NC</TD></TR></TABLE> Or just run a wire from the acc. freepin on the fusebox to the amp and use it as the trigger, amp is only on when ign. is on, no relay needed.
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