Jiggering up a current on the REMOTE
Posted: January 27th, 2008, 8:30 am
OK, so I've been curious about this... Lets see if anyone has a simple answer.
My car's got some Polk Amps and speakers. I've got the remote wire going to the CD player, obviously, but I don't use the CD player.
I've got the RCA to audio jack, and the audio jack hooking up to my portable media player (Sandisk Sansa)
My CD player triggers the amps on, and I play the music directly off my sansa.
However, I want to eliminate my CD player. How should I jigger up the correct voltage on the remote wire? I guess I would need a manual turn on mechanism, where I can just flip the amps on and off when I need them. Any suggestions?
My car's got some Polk Amps and speakers. I've got the remote wire going to the CD player, obviously, but I don't use the CD player.
I've got the RCA to audio jack, and the audio jack hooking up to my portable media player (Sandisk Sansa)
My CD player triggers the amps on, and I play the music directly off my sansa.
However, I want to eliminate my CD player. How should I jigger up the correct voltage on the remote wire? I guess I would need a manual turn on mechanism, where I can just flip the amps on and off when I need them. Any suggestions?