I have an external rocker switch that disconnects the cockpit speakers.
Bill Bina
On 5/8/2013 9:15 PM, Wally Bryant wrote:
Steve,
I wired it to the main panel on the input side of the main DC
breaker. It only is shut off when I turn the big ON/OFF switch
(A/B/All for some folks.) That seemed like a good compromise to me.
Depending on how fancy your stereo is, it can be a PITA to go through
the setup constantly. For me, I use the fader to control volume in
the main cabin vs. cockpit. That's important. A few times I have
forgotten about that, and after doing something electrical have been
inside rockin' out to music or watching a movie without realizing that
my cockpit speakers are sharing my experience with anyone nearby.
That's rude, and embarrassing. For that reason I deliberately change
the default display color to 'red' so that if I see the default 'blue'
color I know to check the setup.
Wal
you wrote:
How many of you keep the yellow (constant 12V) hooked up to the
battery at
all times?
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