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radio 700

posted by  cancerman on  Sat Oct 12 10:50 CST 2002
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I can't tell you too aweful much, but here goes.

As you likely already know, the amplifier, radio/cassette, and equalizer are all seperate units. The EQ connects to a special DIN (round) port on the back of the radio, which has more pins than the amp connector. The Amp connects to another DIN connector (this is a 6 pin, simmilar to a Commodore 64 floppy/printer port) that supplies 4 channels (FL,FR,BL,BR) of audio as well as a signal to turn the amp on. There are some misc wires that connect the radio to ground, battery (constant +12), accessory (switched +12 by the key), antenna motor and antenna.

If this isn't enough help, I can anylize my 740 and try to draw a diagram suiting your needs.
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