thanks for the video much appreciated, could you please tell me, do you need a certain amount of amps from the power supply? Thanks again, liked and subscribed
Good video withe the exception of....you left out wattage info...A safe would be 12v and 1A because the more amperage, the more dangerous the situation. Your video just says to use a 12v adapter. If they use a 12v with 5a they could be in for some serious trouble. nuff said?
Does the settings reset if you turn it off? Thsts the only thing i don't want to happen. I guess you can always add a small 12v back up battery to the yellow wire
I tried with a laptop charger, i plugged it in and saw with a test screwdriver that both red and black cables had power and was afraid to plug it to my screen. I thought only red should give power, im i wrong?
Noooo both have are gonna show up on a test light as power because of cognuity but with a car radio the ground and 12v power supply both have power really that’s why it’s on a accessory/ignition switch 💪🏼
Hey man ur video goes black for few seconds while ur talking couple of times not sure whats going on. Could u please explain the hook up for speekers as well
I just tried this but am using a 12 volt power source I bought seperately, my stereo is a single din 7" android, I wired the yellow and red together and put to positive and the black to negative, stereo powers up but screen stays white, it responds to the remote but wont play music or cd/dvd though unit accepts them when u add disc to unit, its like another wire needs to be hooked up or something, the guy I bought it from had it working in his garage so its not broken, am I missing something?
How many amps should the power supply be? 110 to 12 Volt we know, but what amps?
thanks for the video much appreciated, could you please tell me, do you need a certain amount of amps from the power supply? Thanks again, liked and subscribed
You should go with at least 60W or 5A.
Good video withe the exception of....you left out wattage info...A safe would be 12v and 1A because the more amperage, the more dangerous the situation. Your video just says to use a 12v adapter. If they use a 12v with 5a they could be in for some serious trouble.
nuff said?
So as long as it's a 12 volt power cable you're good
Any videos on setting up steering wheels controls?
Great vid! Let’s keep em coming.
Does the settings reset if you turn it off? Thsts the only thing i don't want to happen. I guess you can always add a small 12v back up battery to the yellow wire
I tried with a laptop charger, i plugged it in and saw with a test screwdriver that both red and black cables had power and was afraid to plug it to my screen. I thought only red should give power, im i wrong?
Noooo both have are gonna show up on a test light as power because of cognuity but with a car radio the ground and 12v power supply both have power really that’s why it’s on a accessory/ignition switch 💪🏼
Awesome video man!!
So a laptop transistor will do, right? Do we care if it's 30/48/60 watt??
Hey man ur video goes black for few seconds while ur talking couple of times not sure whats going on. Could u please explain the hook up for speekers as well
ok this worked, but i had to learn how to un pin those instead of cutting in the middle. thanks!
You said 12 volt so would it be 12 volt 60 walt?
Good job man ❤😊
I just tried this but am using a 12 volt power source I bought seperately, my stereo is a single din 7" android, I wired the yellow and red together and put to positive and the black to negative, stereo powers up but screen stays white, it responds to the remote but wont play music or cd/dvd though unit accepts them when u add disc to unit, its like another wire needs to be hooked up or something, the guy I bought it from had it working in his garage so its not broken, am I missing something?
Your 12 v. power source might be the wrong amperage.
I tried this but my power supply unfortunately was 3.34 amps so find one with 5 or more