What is this??
http://www.jmcorp.com/ProductDetail....tID=SRMK-AC205
The 3,5mm plug goes into the Sat Radio line out, but what is the connector on the other end? Is there a way to connect to the radio Aux in other than the "hole" on the fae of the radio. I looked in the service manual, but no luck. Did not look at the wiring diagram thought.
The 3,5mm plug goes into the Sat Radio line out, but what is the connector on the other end? Is there a way to connect to the radio Aux in other than the "hole" on the fae of the radio. I looked in the service manual, but no luck. Did not look at the wiring diagram thought.
That's a wrong cable! You want one that has the 3.5mm plug on both ends! Radioshack has them.
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http://www.jmcorp.com/ProductDetail....tID=SRMK-AC205
The 3,5mm plug goes into the Sat Radio line out, but what is the connector on the other end? Is there a way to connect to the radio Aux in other than the "hole" on the fae of the radio. I looked in the service manual, but no luck. Did not look at the wiring diagram thought.
http://www.jmcorp.com/ProductDetail....tID=SRMK-AC205
The 3,5mm plug goes into the Sat Radio line out, but what is the connector on the other end? Is there a way to connect to the radio Aux in other than the "hole" on the fae of the radio. I looked in the service manual, but no luck. Did not look at the wiring diagram thought.
Kind of a pain in the a$$, but this is what I did. Pull the radio out. Using a small file, grind a small notch in the fairing, under where the aux plug will come through. Use a plug with a 90 degree angle. with the radio out, plug it in. Place the cable in the notch and replace the radio, taking out all of the slack from the cable. Run the other end of the cable out of your fairing where ever you want. The hole for the bars is ideal. Here's a pic of my bike, the cable is hard to see, but thats kind of the point. ZOOK
Here's how I mounted my XM sat radio on my FLHTI
http://home.comcast.net/~murig/xmradiopics.html
I recently switched to the XM Roady reciever and now have the 3 pouch by the windshield, much better.
http://home.comcast.net/~murig/xmradiopics.html
I recently switched to the XM Roady reciever and now have the 3 pouch by the windshield, much better.
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