I learned to drive in and around Atlanta. During the 80-90’s(?), a north metro county purchased an entire fleet of asphalt gray police cars. They were one of the Ford models. They were invisible, even the ones with lights on the top. The color matched exactly to the road. If it was raining...
There are radios designed to not have a constant 12 volt. See my post from April.
Search for Car Radios with:
1. Car Radio with Non-volatile memory
2. Zero Memory Draw
3. Preserved Settings when powered off
For some reason, marine, RV, and heavy-duty radios often have this feature...
Thanks. I just checked the breaker box and my 240 is on a 30 amp circuit. An electrician installed it for my daughter’s welder. Has anyone read if 30A will be sufficient or will I need to upgrade to a 50A?
HootOwls
I need to ask a stupid question. If Slate provides a charging cord and I already have both a 110 and a 220 outlet in my carport, do I need a charger? Are there any advantages to having a charger? (We have solar cells, but do not have a battery system)
HootOwls
Ugg! I had a Jensen I added to a previous car. It would reset everything every second time I started the car. Nice radio, but that removed all the fun.
Do you think that I will that issue with the Slate? /S
HootOwls
Search for Car Radios with:
1. Car Radio with Non-volatile memory
2. Zero Memory Draw
3. Preserved Settings when powered off
For some reason, marine, RV, and heavy-duty radios often have this feature. Crutchfield does not list this in their features. The Sony DSX-M80 is an example, though...
When I bought my Scion Xb, my understanding was the wiring harness had been pre-wired to make customizing easier. This turned out not to be the case. Even accessories that Scion sold, you had to run the wires and install the switches. That was one of the main reasons that I never bought any of...