Ok, can I ask you guys please consider the electrical issues at hand here?
I have a "device" that is being fed 12 volts in the appropriate manner, but
will not work. Is there some reason that the "device" is not receiving
ENOUGH 12 volt juice to run? Is that even possible? What to do? More
specifically, can you suggest a point in the electrical system where one can
draw ignition-on-only power, that may work better than the point that is
feeding the "device" currently?
Believe me, my weber fed, monza exhausted, .030 bored over 1500 sounds very
pretty. It really does. But there are those rare moments when a bit of
music seems like the thing to do (heresy).
Steve
78 Midget
----- Original Message -----
From "David Ramsey" <dwramsey at worldnet.att.net>
To: "Red Midget" <redmidget72@yahoo.com>
Cc: <spridgets@autox.team.net>
Sent: Friday, September 13, 2002 10:20 PM
Subject: Re: getting the stereo to work
> After about 4 hours, I'm not sure if it is engine or the ringing in ears
> that is louder. One good point of having tunes is you don't have to turn
it
> on if you don't want to. It is a pain to turn down the volume when I'm
using
> the cell phone and reaching in the boot for a cold beer out of the cooler.
> Crash
>
> > Radio, Stereo, CD Player !!!!!!! What the heck does someone need
somthing
> like that for ? Your car must NOT have the beautifull intoxicating sound
of
> a nicely tuned A series engine running through a free flow exhaust while
> tooling down a winding country road! YEEEFREEEEEKINGHAAAAAA
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