new digital clock problems
Feb 26, 2008 | 06:44 PM
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well ive figured out what im going to do. it appears that the wire to the clock isnt getting any power, so im just gonna solder the wire to the positive and negative cords from the stereo. the clock and the stereo on the same power line i doubt is gonna be a problem, since i used to run my CB on my stereos power line also. lol. will keep you all updated. and to the guy who said 'its ugly!', go pound a nice big sandpile somewhere the sun dont shine 
lol sorry man, one of those buzzed commints
Feb 26, 2008 | 07:15 PM
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From: Spring Valley, CA
yeah i know those all too well which is one reason i didnt get offensive. lol. sounded like a buzzed comment to me, i make em all the time, like that one post... 'will a nissan bumper fit my toyota? ' 'try it and find out' ... lol
lol woo hoo!
Mar 1, 2008 | 03:52 PM
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well, its a clock too, i just never used it for that purpose. well, got the sr5 clock WORKING, the PO really screwed up the electrical system and i spent the afternoon soldering stuff. i swear i used that soldering gun like 50 times. well here are some pics of the finished product. and yes i cleaned up the interior too, so no complaining. about the dirtyness anyway.
last one is just of how clean i got it... nothin to do with the clock
last one is just of how clean i got it... nothin to do with the clock
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