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Simondi · 7th February 2011, 20:53

Great work there, mark me down for one please

Banjo · 7th February 2011, 21:04

The Chinese are brilliant at making hi tech stuff - but it looks like its the Brits who are still able to make them work properly - well done !

CDTi · 7th February 2011, 21:07

Mark - get people to send the Paypal payment as a "gift" so you don't pay any charges

MARKUK · 7th February 2011, 21:21

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Originally Posted by CDTi

Mark - get people to send the Paypal payment as a "gift" so you don't pay any charges

Good idea CDTi..

Guys, please send your payments as a GIFT rather than a payment..

Thanks !...

MARKUK · 7th February 2011, 21:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Banjo

The Chinese are brilliant at making hi tech stuff - but it looks like its the Brits who are still able to make them work properly - well done !

Cheers Banjo, nothing like a stubben Yorkshire I.T. Tech to sort it !

Burton Brewer · 7th February 2011, 21:23

Hi Mark.
Your a clever bloke bud, Ive seen your vids, put me down for one Mark my £35 is here for you.
Ive got a mk1 02 tourer and I like to think that I have the same set up as your saloon with the amp in the back passenger pillar. I did have a symphony radio/cd player fitted originally.

Ive noticed your amp in the back pillar has a 12v supply, where did you pick this up from? I guess the supply now is dead since I removed my syphony set up.

Thanks Mark again.

Cheers Steve.

madone · 7th February 2011, 21:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by Burton Brewer

Hi Mark.
Your a clever bloke bud, Ive seen your vids, put me down for one Mark my £35 is here for you.
Ive got a mk1 02 tourer and I like to think that I have the same set up as your saloon with the amp in the back passenger pillar. I did have a symphony radio/cd player fitted originally.

Ive noticed your amp in the back pillar has a 12v supply, where did you pick this up from? I guess the supply now is dead since I removed my syphony set up.

Thanks Mark again.

Cheers Steve.

Dont think you need worry as I had a Symphony with non diversity amp and the 12v supply is still live after fitting a DD.

MARKUK · 7th February 2011, 21:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by Burton Brewer

Hi Mark.
Your a clever bloke bud, Ive seen your vids, put me down for one Mark my £35 is here for you.
Ive got a mk1 02 tourer and I like to think that I have the same set up as your saloon with the amp in the back passenger pillar. I did have a symphony radio/cd player fitted originally.

Ive noticed your amp in the back pillar has a 12v supply, where did you pick this up from? I guess the supply now is dead since I removed my syphony set up.

Thanks Mark again.

Cheers Steve.

Steve,

As Graham says, it may well still be live...

Get a multimeter on it..Red Probe on the little plug and Black Probe on one of the Nuts for Ground...

Should be between 11.6 and 12.4 volts

I will PM you with the payment details...

Thanks

HarryM1BYT · 7th February 2011, 22:02

Suffering short arms and deep pockets

Didn't Radioguy offer to contribute towards a solution to the reception problems?

MARKUK · 7th February 2011, 22:06

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Originally Posted by HarryM1BYT

Suffering short arms and deep pockets

Didn't Radioguy offer to contribute towards a solution to the reception problems?

LOL Harry...

Sean did come onboard for the 1st version, but having sent out two units to teflon & madone, as well as building mine, this version didn't really cut the mustard.

I have yet to see a response from Sean on the latest 22db version and the videos etc...

Sean....over to you my friend !!

7th February 2011, 20:53	#11
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7th February 2011, 21:04	#12
Banjo Posted a thing or two MG6 Magnette 1.8 Tci SE Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Shrewsbury Posts: 1,300 Thanks: 19 Thanked 27 Times in 27 Posts	The Chinese are brilliant at making hi tech stuff - but it looks like its the Brits who are still able to make them work properly - well done !