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Hello surefire99
When you power the 12V aux-line the stereo only enabled the aux function and others functions are disabled, like FM tunner, cd player etc?
if not, you can connect the 12V aux direct to the "ignition power in" of the stereo.
no i doesn't dissable the other functions, if you press the CD player button it will switch to a CD even if power is still connected to the AUX line.
thats pretty much my problem with the switch. the switch that came with it is a push-on/push-off button. when i push it on its fine but if i switch to CD player and want to get back to AUX i have to push the switch twice, once to disconnect and one to repower. Plus the switch is ugly.
it will work the way i want if i get a normally closed momentary switch. i just want one that looks nice and has a good enough rating. i don't know how an AC rating translates into a DC rating.
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i have a 2002 nissan altima that has an auxiallary input in the back of the factory stereo. a special adapter is needed and it needs to be spliced to the +12V line. i've already done that, i just need a switch for it. i don't think the 12V's actually powers anything i think it just tells the radio to enable the AUX Function.
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thanks. that would work, but i was hoping for something a little less tacky as it will be mounted on my car dashboard.
I found this one but i'm not sure if its rating is good enough for what I need. (i'm no electrical wiz)
http://www.switchcraft.com/products/switch-265a.html
rating: Ratings: 250 mA, 30 W maximum, AC, non-inductive load.
Its going to be connected to a +12VDC line to my cars stereo. worst case senerio my car blows up... right? -
Radio Shack didn't have exactly what I need. But this is fairly close
http://www.radioshack.com/product.asp?catalog%5Fname=CTLG&category%5Fname=CTLG%5F011%5F002%5F015%5F002&product%5Fid=275%2D644
a momentary switch. but i want the circuit to be closed normally and open when your holding it down.
something low profile and black is prefered. 3/8" - 1/2" mounting hole. an LED would be cool too but no neccessary.
my search of the web has led me here. :)
I need a push button switch
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i'm not sure what all that fancy rigamaroll is...but all i need is a switch.
i think i found one. its rated at 250 mA 30 Volts AC non-inductive load. is this ok to use on a +12VDC line?