Converting a jap import car radio

Now that you mention it, I vaguely remember getting caught by some Yamaha amps with different boards, depending on the serial number. I'd forgotten all that until now. I must be getting old....

Bob

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Bob Parker
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..... So you buy a replacement car raduio then. Cost next to nothing second-hand.

geoff

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Geoff

Has been converted, quite easy, the hardest part was removing the head unit and re-installing it.

All I had to do was remove R61 ( 47k 0805 ) and remove it or move it to R60 and it works straight away.

Thank you to those who were constructive with their help.

Cheers

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jdm

Congratulations on finding out how to do it. :)

Bob

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Bob Parker

Thanks Bob,

It was quite east, there was a truth table and mark M K J and J had a dot in it, I could not figure out the difference between M & K however, I thought one may have been 9khz steps for AM and the other 10kHz for the US market but all three were 9khz.

Cheers

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jdm

I'd have thought the same as you. As long as it works OK in Kiwi-land, that's all that matters. :)

Bob

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Bob Parker

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