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05-26-2023, 04:18 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Eastern Shore of MD
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AM radio conversion
I picked up a load of parts today and what I thought was a standard original AM radio in really nice shape is actually one that has been converted with an aux. port in the back. I am trying to find info on it to know what ohm speaker it would require with the conversion done. It has a label of who did it on the back but the website no longer exists and I have come up empty handed in my searches. Not being able to hear nixes calling the number as well. I want to test the radio before I go thru the trouble of putting it in the suburban I am putting together, but don't want to fry anything using the wrong speaker. Does anyone know anything about this particular conversion?
Thanks Richard .
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