it is a Whistler, model...I can't remember right now...is there anyway that this can be done?...it has the cig. lighter plug on it, but is there a way to hook it up, so that it turns on when I have the radio on (for instance...the radio is always on with the car ), like hardwire it to the radio power or something like that...
TIA!!!
William 'Tha.Will' McGroarty ~*Roary*~ Sick Skillz
#3142, "RE: Hardwiring in a Radar Detector..." In response to Reply # 0
just wire it into any of the acc. wires that turns on only when the key is set to the ac options. or if you really want to use the stereo option, use its power wire ( not the constant one) or its remote turn on wire ( this way it will turn on only when the radio is on).
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#3144, "RE: Hardwiring in a Radar Detector..." In response to Reply # 2
now your getting it yeah . that is what i did for my scanner and am planning on doing for my radar detector. IT was off and a cop clocked me at 90 in a 70.... (
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#3148, "RE: Hardwiring in a Radar Detector..." In response to Reply # 6
I think I'll be a little on the safe side and use the same amp fuse that is used in the plug...should this be good enough? Hopefully I can get this done this weekend...
William 'Tha.Will' McGroarty ~*Roary*~ Sick Skillz
#3149, "RE: Hardwiring in a Radar Detector..." In response to Reply # 7
>I think I'll be a little on the safe side and use the same >amp fuse that is used in the plug...should this be good >enough? Hopefully I can get this done this weekend...
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), like hardwire it to the radio power or something like that...
yeah . that is what i did for my scanner and am planning on doing for my radar detector. IT was off and a cop clocked me at 90 in a 70.... 
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