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'''WARNING: PROCEED AT YOUR RISK. YOUR FAILURE HERE IS NOT COVERED BY THE PRODUCT WARRANTY.''' | '''WARNING: PROCEED AT YOUR RISK. YOUR FAILURE HERE IS NOT COVERED BY THE PRODUCT WARRANTY.''' | ||
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1. Remove 5 screws as well as the bolts and washers holding the audio jack, and the mobile antenna connector | 1. Remove 5 screws as well as the bolts and washers holding the audio jack, and the mobile antenna connector | ||
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2. It should look like above before you lift up the back plate. | 2. It should look like above before you lift up the back plate. | ||
Revision as of 13:51, 2 February 2018
Post projects and modifications here.
Always on RSNAV
- Goal of this project is to have the device stay powered on after car is turned off.
- We need to know what wire to tap into on the RSNAV, and what voltage and amperage battery would be required.
RSNAV Coin battery
- Project: Add coin battery to keep time.
WARNING: PROCEED AT YOUR RISK. YOUR FAILURE HERE IS NOT COVERED BY THE PRODUCT WARRANTY.
1. Remove 5 screws as well as the bolts and washers holding the audio jack, and the mobile antenna connector
2. It should look like above before you lift up the back plate.
