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New member Username: Extazy911Post Number: 1 Registered: Mar-05 | If I run my remote wire from my HU to an in-line switch (installed on my dashboard) then to my amp, do need any type of special switch (i.e. does the switch need to be grounded)? Or can the remote wire connect to one terminal on the switch and then reconnect the remaining remote wire leading to the amp. I don't want to burn down my car, drain the battery, or ruin my system. Any and all advice and assitance will be much appreciated. Thanks "Shoot'em in the face...and walk away laughing" - X |
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Silver Member Username: JeremycKunsan AfbSouth Korea Post Number: 547 Registered: Jun-04 | Mike you don't need to do anything special, any decently made switch from radio shack will work. |
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New member Username: NutshmegPost Number: 8 Registered: Mar-05 | I've used a home light switch in a pinch before... Did I just admit to that? |
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New member Username: Extazy911Post Number: 2 Registered: Mar-05 | Thanks for the advice. After doing more research on how switches work (www.bcae1.com - Thanks to whoever created that site - LOTS of GREAT info there) I found one I like and pretty positive that I can make work. If not, I'll try the light switch method (not) LOL. Thanks a lot. "Shoot'em in the face...and walk away laughing" - X |
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New member Username: XavieruniqueFlint , MI Post Number: 2 Registered: Mar-05 | i was wondering how do you install a 12v for your amp because i do not have a power antenna on my car so the amps comes on with the radio but when i turn the tape deck on the amp goes off so can anbody give me step by step on how to install a switch for this problem and where to run it from the fuse box and back to the radio dont want to have the amp on while the car is off |
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nick_sq Unregistered guest | "i do not have a power antenna on my car so the amps comes on with the radio but when i turn the tape deck on the amp goes off " That is a power antenna your amp is hooked up to, if it goes on with the radio but not cd/tape or whatever. Run a 14 or 16 guage line from the + on the battery, to a simple switch on the dash (doesnt have to be grounded, all it has to do is break the circuit like any switch) then run that to your amp...that way you have full control of turning your amp on/off |