Subject	Should not matter (MORE)
Posted by	MoshluB on February 05, 2003 at 8:13 PM
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In Reply To	? for yugobernie, or anyone else with alpine 7489/7893 posted by ScubaSteve on February 05, 2003 at 08:03 PM
Message	:It requires a direct connection to the battery because of the higher wattage internal amp. Did you actually run a 10 guage wire from the battery through the firewall? This would bypass the ignition wiring, which means the unit can be powered on whether the car is on or not right? Running the power directly to the battery does not bypass the ignition wiring, as you stated. All modern-day stereos have an ACC remote, which connects to ignition. You have to have voltage on the ACC lead to turn on the stereo. The direct-connection provides power only. Think of the ACC lead as a remote lead, or a power switch. No voltage on ACC, the stereo is off.
Follow Ups	? for yugobernie, or anyone else with alpine 7489/7893 - ScubaSteve 20:03:54 02/05/03 nope, - Zboost 20:05:14 02/05/03 Should not matter (MORE) - MoshluB 20:13:26 02/05/03 yup.... - BOOZTD 3 20:30:51 02/05/03 your profile says 7893 mp3, but i thought it doesnt have mp3 (n/m) - ScubaSteve 20:45:16 02/05/03 I have the changer w/MP3 compatiblity...my bad:) (n/m) - BOOZTD 3 23:21:03 02/05/03 oh I c, YELLOW - Battery (Constant) supplies the main power - ScubaSteve 20:38:29 02/05/03 NO! the blue wire is the remote turn on for your amps - musashisword 21:15:44 02/05/03 yeah man I'm going to install it tomorrow before noon, im me (n/m) - ScubaSteve 21:48:32 02/05/03 Right. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 08:57:39 02/06/03 i have the identical unit, and just installed>>>> - crazydonkey 02:35:53 02/06/03
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