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damit22
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aiwa nsx f9 in Car

07/09/2011 12:40 AM

Hey fellas,

i want to use my good old aiwa nsx f9 home audio system in my car. from what i know is that they can be used with the 12v supply in the car, but wat modifications or attacments will be required, pls suggest??

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Re: aiwa nsx f9 in car

07/09/2011 1:53 AM

Buy dc to ac inverter rated with the same voltage and a little higher wattage and than the electronic equipment your wanted to use.

Something like this.

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Re: aiwa nsx f9 in car

07/09/2011 5:39 AM

thanks, but i dont want to use the whole setup as it us huge with 5cd changer etc. i just wanna use it as an amplifier
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Re: aiwa nsx f9 in car

07/09/2011 3:39 AM

Just take it steady cornering when using the turntable

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