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
Converting a jap import car radio
Apr 07, 2007
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..... So you buy a replacement car raduio then. Cost next to nothing second-hand.
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
Congratulations on finding out how to do it. :)
Bob
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
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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