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Old 09-17-07, 12:37 AM   #1
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Original FJ-60 am/fm Radio Question

Will I do my original am/fm radio any harm if I wire the right and left speaker channels together?

I am using only one speaker for the radio and don’t want to lose the left or right channel while the radio is playing.

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Old 09-27-07, 11:14 PM   #2
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Will I do my original am/fm radio any harm if I wire the right and left speaker channels together?

I am using only one speaker for the radio and don’t want to lose the left or right channel while the radio is playing.

Thanks.
I've been running the radio a couple of weeks now and it is not overheating like my last one.

I guess using one speaker for both channels won't kill it.

But, I have learned hooking the radio up to the amp wrong will turn it to a crisp!


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