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xm radio C70 1998

posted by  volvofan1 on  Thu Jun 19 02:08 CST 2003
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The CD Changer controlling radio (SC-900 & 901, maybe others) can communicate via an adapter to alpine M-bus changers. There is also an adapter which allows it to work with AI-NET changers (such as the CHA-634 6 CD MP3 alpine changer) but the changer has a switch on it for M-bus vs. AI-NET. If you're using an AI-NET only device, I don't think that you can control it, even with the right adapters. Could be wrong, let us know what you find out.

-Jon
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CPT Jonathan T. Belmont-- '99 C70R 48K 'Valdemar'







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